Profit surges 84.7% to Rs 13.9 crore Vs Rs 7.5 crore. Revenue jumps 31.7% to Rs 358.9 crore Vs Rs 272.5 crore
Profit falls 44.2% to Rs 40.4 crore Vs Rs 72.5 crore. Revenue declines 14.8% to Rs 352.7 crore Vs Rs 413.9 crore. Board recommends a final dividend of Rs 11 per share
Profit declines 7.2% to Rs 521.4 crore Vs Rs 561.5 crore. Revenue grows 6.1% to Rs 2,456.9 crore Vs Rs 2,316.2 crore. Board approves a final dividend of Rs 33.50 per share
Profit jumps 21.3% to Rs 56.2 crore Vs Rs 46.3 crore. Revenue increases 1.2% to Rs 410.6 crore Vs Rs 405.5 crore
Profit grows 26% to Rs 358.2 crore Vs Rs 284.2 crore. Revenue soars 10.1% to Rs 1,268.5 crore Vs Rs 1,151.7 crore
ITC
Tobacco Manufacturers India, a subsidiary of British American Tobacco (BAT), sold 15.65 crore equity shares of the company at an average price of Rs 413.12 per share, and another 15.65 crore shares at an average price of Rs 413.78 per share. The total transaction represents a 2.5 percent equity stake, amounting to Rs 12,940.98 crore. As of March 2025, BAT, through its subsidiaries—Tobacco Manufacturers (India), Myddleton Investment Company, and Rothmans International Enterprises—held a 25.44 percent stake in ITC.
ADF Foods
Ace investor Sunil Singhania-owned Abakkus Emerging Opportunities Fund 1 exited the company by selling its entire holding of 16,86,435 shares at an average price of Rs 225 per share. Meanwhile, Infinity Capital acquired 16,85,653 shares, representing a 1.53 percent stake, at the same price.
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