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ROUTE: Consolidated H1 net profit reached ₹151.10 crore; interim dividend set at ₹4 per share

Consolidated Q2 revenue was ₹1,179.67 crore and net profit ₹82.55 crore. H1 net profit reached ₹151.10 crore. The board declared a ₹4-per-share interim dividend and kept IPO proceeds for the Mumbai office purchase.

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What happened

Consolidated Q2 revenue was ₹1,179.67 crore and net profit ₹82.55 crore. H1 net profit reached ₹151.10 crore. The board declared a ₹4-per-share interim dividend and kept IPO proceeds for the Mumbai office purchase.

Confirmed

Global impact / market context

The declared dividend returns some cash to shareholders, which means they receive money without selling shares. Keeping IPO proceeds for the Mumbai office purchase ties cash to a property asset, so investors can watch whether that spending supports future operations.

Analyst inference

Profit reported for the first half is an accounting result, not cash in hand, so investors must judge dividend payments and the office purchase against cash available. The summary itself warns of possible AI errors, so figures need checking against the original filing.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. The board declared a ₹4-per-share interim dividend, and the company retained IPO proceeds for the Mumbai office purchase. Confirmed
  2. Watch whether the company discloses the total dividend payout and the Mumbai office purchase cost, since the summary gives no total amounts. Proposed
  3. Track operating cash flow, which means cash from normal business, to see whether profit converts into money available for the dividend and office purchase. Analyst inference

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