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Industrial Gases company Linde India announced Q4FY26 & FY26 results Consolidated Financial Highlights: Revenue from Operations: Stood at Rs 6,143.33 million in Q4FY26, witnessing an increase of 3.79% YoY compared to Rs 5,918.75 million in Q4FY25, but marking a decline of 12.37% QoQ from Rs 7,010.34 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, revenue increased by 1.82% YoY to Rs 25,306.40 million against Rs 24,853.76 million in FY25. Total Income: Reported at Rs 6,202.63 million in Q4FY26, growing by 2.55% YoY from Rs 6,048.38 million in Q4FY25, while dropping 12.08% QoQ from Rs 7,054.75 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, total income slightly declined by 0.17% YoY to Rs 25,488.80 million compared to Rs 25,532.15 million in FY25. Net Profit: Amounted to Rs 774.46 million in Q4FY26, reflecting a YoY decline of 34.60% from Rs 1,184.12 million in Q4FY25, and a QoQ decrease of 59.94% from Rs 1,933.25 million in Q3FY26. However, on an annual basis, FY26 net profit surged by 20.69% YoY to Rs 5,489.65 million from Rs 4,548.45 million in FY25. Standalone Financial Highlights: Revenue from Operations: Recorded at Rs 6,143.33 million in Q4FY26, up by 3.79% YoY from Rs 5,918.75 million in Q4FY25, but down by 12.37% QoQ from Rs 7,010.34 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, revenue stood at Rs 25,306.40 million, an increase of 1.82% YoY from Rs 24,853.76 million in FY25. Total Income: Stood at Rs 6,202.63 million in Q4FY26, showing a 2.55% YoY increase against Rs 6,048.38 million in Q4FY25, and a 17.79% QoQ decline from Rs 7,544.95 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, total income grew by 1.75% YoY to Rs 25,979.00 million from Rs 25,532.15 million in FY25. Net Profit: Stood at Rs 851.96 million in Q4FY26, registering a YoY drop of 27.74% from Rs 1,179.02 million in Q4FY25 and a QoQ decline of 55.53% from Rs 1,915.90 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, net profit recorded strong growth, rising by 23.01% YoY to Rs 5,508.74 million from Rs 4,478.13 million in FY25. Business Highlights: Gases, Related Products & Services Segment: Revenue for this segment in Q4FY26 was Rs 5,237.65 million, indicating a modest YoY increase of 1.52% from Rs 5,159.14 million in Q4FY25, but a QoQ decrease of 3.77% from Rs 5,443.00 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, the segment’s revenue expanded by 4.29% YoY to Rs 21,281.84 million against Rs 20,407.37 million in FY25. Project Engineering Segment: Revenue generated in Q4FY26 stood at Rs 2,233.18 million, down by 17.60% YoY from Rs 2,710.10 million in Q4FY25 and down by 19.74% QoQ from Rs 2,782.42 million in Q3FY26. For FY26, the segment posted a revenue of Rs 9,806.14 million, representing a YoY decline of 11.27% from Rs 11,052.04 million in FY25. Dividend Recommendation: The Board of Directors recommended a total dividend of 120% (i.e., Rs 12/- per equity share), which includes a special dividend of 80% (i.e., Rs 8/- per equity share) on 85,284,223 fully paid-up equity shares of Rs 10/- each for the financial year ended 31st March 2026. Result PDF

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• Business Standard
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Devon Conway topped all scorers with 60 as New Zealand beat South Africa by 68 runs in the second Twenty20 to level their five-match series at 1-1 on Tuesday. New Zealand made 175-6 after being sent in on a pitch which became trickier as the evening wore on. South Africa was bowled out for 107 in 15.3 overs as pacers Ben Sears and Lockie Ferguson shared six wickets. Batters struggled for timing on a pitch which provided variable pace and bounce and all 10 South Africa wickets fell to catches. South Africa lost its last six wickets for 40 runs and only George Linde stood against the collapse, scoring 33 from 12 balls with three fours and three sixes. Sears was New Zealand's traveling reserve at the recent T20 World Cup and took 3-14. Ferguson took 3-16, dismissing Linde to end the innings. "I thought we bowled really well up to a point and then lost our way with the bat," South Africa captain Keshav Maharaj said. "We thought the dew was going to play a large factor in terms of chan

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