Hindustan Copper Ltd posted consolidated revenue from operations of 6.87 billion rupees and a net profit of 1.56 billion rupees for the December quarter. The board declared a dividend of 1 rupee per share, reflecting strong fundamentals, operational efficiency, and commitment to shareholder value in the metals sector.
Hindustan Copper Ltd, India’s state-owned copper producer, has announced its financial results for the December quarter of FY26, showcasing robust performance. The company reported consolidated revenue from operations at 6.87 billion rupees, supported by steady demand in the metals and mining sector. Net profit stood at 1.56 billion rupees, highlighting improved margins and effective cost management.
In addition to its earnings, the board declared a dividend of 1 rupee per share, reinforcing its commitment to rewarding shareholders. Analysts note that Hindustan Copper’s performance reflects resilience in a competitive market, driven by strong demand for copper in infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy projects.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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Consolidated revenue from operations at 6.87 billion rupees in Q3 FY26
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Net profit reported at 1.56 billion rupees for the December quarter
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Board declares dividend of 1 rupee per share
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Steady demand in metals and mining sector supported revenue growth
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Operational efficiency and cost management strengthened profitability
Industry experts emphasize that Hindustan Copper’s results highlight its strong fundamentals and adaptability to evolving market dynamics. With copper demand expected to rise globally, the company is positioned to maintain growth momentum in the coming quarters.
Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard, Mint