Cyient Q2 net dips on higher income, declares ₹12 interim dividend
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Published - October 22, 2026 10:00 pm IST - HYDERABAD
Engineering services company Cyient reported consolidated net profit for the September quarter declined to ₹132.5 crore compared to ₹142.9 crore in the year earlier period.
The net profit came on a total income that rose to ₹2,243.6 crore (₹1,831 crore).
On a sequential basis, the net profit and total income were higher compared to ₹108.7 crore and ₹2,082.6 crore respectively.
Cyient declared an interim dividend of ₹12 per equity share.
On Thursday, the company’s share closed 2.11% at ₹1,144.55 apiece on the BSE.
Q2 FY27 reflects sustained momentum across Cyient Group, with record order books and continued investment in the next phase of growth, Executive Vice Chairman and Managing Director Krishna Bodanapu said.
“Looking ahead, the defence, semiconductors and AI industries present the highest opportunities for growth and we are pursuing these together as a Group, bringing customers an end-to-end offering spanning engineering, silicon, manufacturing and lifecycle support, reinforcing the compounding value of our complementary capabilities,” he said.
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