Supreme Industries reported consolidated profit after tax before other comprehensive income of ₹262.44 crore for the September quarter, up 59.31% from ₹164.74 crore a year earlier. Its 26 October 2026 release also announced a ₹12-per-share interim dividend, with 30 October as the record date.

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Q2 FY27: consolidated and standalone kept separate

Q2 FY27: consolidated and standalone kept separate
Measure Q2 FY27 Q2 FY26 Primary source
Consolidated total income ₹3,369.96 crore ₹2,409.41 crore Official release
Consolidated PAT before OCI ₹262.44 crore ₹164.74 crore Official release
Consolidated EPS ₹20.66 ₹12.97 Official release
Standalone PAT before OCI ₹279.25 crore ₹193.29 crore Official release

Dividend: what is confirmed and what is not

Dividend: what is confirmed and what is not
Field Verified detail Primary source
Action and approval Interim cash dividend declared by board on 26 October 2026 Official release
Amount and basis ₹12 per equity share; face value ₹2; FY2026-27 Official release
Record date and eligibility 30 October 2026; names on Register of Members on that date Official release
Ex-date / payment date Not stated in the reviewed release; not independently verified Official release
Payment status Declared, not verified as paid Official release

A stronger quarter, on clearly labelled measures

The results cover the quarter ended 30 September 2026 and were released on 26 October. The earnings are unaudited. Consolidated total income increased 39.87% from ₹2,409.41 crore to ₹3,369.96 crore. Consolidated earnings per share were ₹20.66 against ₹12.97. These are reported measures; this report does not present a separately adjusted profit figure.

Why the two profit figures differ

The consolidated PAT before other comprehensive income was ₹262.44 crore, while standalone PAT was ₹279.25 crore. Other comprehensive income is a separate accounting category; “PAT before OCI” is the label used in the release, not a claim that this is an adjusted earnings measure.

What shareholders should verify next

The ₹12 dividend is 600% of the ₹2 face value: (₹12÷₹2)×100. This percentage is not a market-price dividend yield. Declaration and a future payment are different stages; the source does not establish that cash has already been paid.

The headline uses consolidated results, covering the group, not the company-only standalone measure. The standalone profit of ₹279.25 crore is a different reporting basis and must not be substituted for consolidated profit. Total income also must not be relabelled as revenue from operations.

The record date identifies eligible shareholders in the company’s register; it is not a promise of an investment return. The reviewed release does not give an exchange ex-date or a payment date. A later official notice would be needed to report those details.

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