Lloyds Metals posted ₹35.41 billion income and ₹5.72 billion net profit in Q2 FY26, driven by mining and energy operations. Strategic investment of rights issue proceeds and subsidiary acquisitions fuel growth, highlighting operational resilience and optimistic future prospects.
Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd (LYMT.NS) released its consolidated Q2 FY26 results with total income from operations at ₹35.41 billion and net profit standing at ₹5.72 billion for the September quarter. The company demonstrated strong operational performance amid sectoral dynamics.
Key details from the Q2 FY26 earnings show that Lloyds Metals sustained healthy revenue growth driven by its core mining and energy segments. The consolidated income reflects the company’s diversified business model spanning iron ore mining, infrastructure, and energy production. Despite fluctuating market conditions, the firm maintained profitability with strategic cost management and operational efficiencies.
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Consolidated income from operations: ₹35.41 billion for Q2 FY26
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Net profit: ₹5.72 billion in the same period
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Sustained earnings amid iron ore sector variability
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Positive cash flows supporting ongoing subsidiary investments and corporate expansion
The company’s Q2 performance underscores its resilience in a competitive commodity market while leveraging growth opportunities. Lloyds Metals has been actively utilizing capital raised through rights issues to strengthen its subsidiary portfolio and invest in infrastructure projects.
This announcement aligns with the NSE circular updating shareholders and investors about the quarterly financial health of listed entities, ensuring transparency and accountability in corporate disclosures.
Sources: NSE Circular, Lloyds Metals and Energy Ltd financial reports, verified market disclosures.