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Pitti Engineering's Q2 revenue rises 21% to ₹578 crore; board approves ₹450 crore capex

Pitti Engineering reported September-quarter revenue of ₹578.44 crore against ₹477.73 crore a year earlier, while profit after tax fell. The board approved a ₹450 crore capacity expansion.

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What happened

  • Revenue was ₹578.44 crore against ₹477.73 crore, up 21%, and profit after tax was ₹33.89 crore against ₹40.09 crore, according to Whalesbook. Sahi gave the revenue as ₹578 crore against ₹477 crore, up 21.17%.
  • Multibagg reported total income of ₹580.5 crore, up 16.3%, adjusted EBITDA of ₹91.3 crore, up 13.6%, and adjusted profit after tax of ₹36.3 crore, down 15.1%. Whalesbook noted that the results reflect the merger with Pitti Industries and Dakshin Foundry.
  • The ₹450 crore plan consolidates lamination manufacturing units in Karnataka and runs through FY2030-31, per Whalesbook. Multibagg said it lifts laminations capacity to 160,000 tonnes, with a new unit in Bengaluru. Whalesbook also reported an interim dividend of ₹2 a share with a record date of 2 November 2026.
  • Sahi published at 6:53 PM on Thursday. The shares closed at ₹949.20 on Thursday, per Zerodha Kite, before the results.

Why it matters

Whalesbook's profit after tax and Multibagg's adjusted profit after tax both fell while revenue rose.

Good to know: A record date is the day shareholders must be on the company's register to receive a declared dividend.

Key facts

Revenue
₹578.44 crore (₹477.73 crore), up 21%, per Whalesbook
Profit after tax
₹33.89 crore (₹40.09 crore), per Whalesbook
Capex plan
₹450 crore, through FY2030-31
Laminations volume
20,612 tonnes, up 27.9%, per Multibagg
Interim dividend
₹2 a share; record date 2 November 2026, per Whalesbook

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