DLF’s Q4 consolidated profit fell marginally to Rs 1,269 crore even as revenue dropped 42%, driven by lower project recognition. The company said strong collections, healthy bookings and rising rental income helped cushion performance. Robust cash generation and improved annual profitability remained positives, and DLF recommended a dividend of Rs 8 per share for FY26 shareholders.
Tata Chemicals swung to a sharp Q4FY26 net loss, driven by large impairment charges and weak global pricing, with margins turning negative. Revenue edged down about 2%, while cash flows weakened. The company noted core performance improved before exceptional items, but difficult market conditions kept earnings under pressure.
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