The company’s board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 38 per share and fixed May 22 as the record date for the same.
For the quarter ended March 2026, the company reported consolidated revenues of Rs 82,762 crore, reflecting a growth of 11% YoY.
International revenue stood at Rs 43,747 crore, accounting for 53% of total quarterly revenue. Operating performance remained steady. EBITDA for the quarter rose 5% YoY to Rs 8,610 crore, supported by execution across core engineering segments and improving contribution from services businesses.
L&T reported consolidated order inflows of Rs 89,772 crore during the March quarter, with major wins across commercial buildings, roads, urban transport, transmission and hydrocarbon businesses. International orders came in at Rs 59,994 crore, contributing 67% of total quarterly inflows.
The company’s consolidated order book as of March 2026 touched an all-time high of Rs 7,40,327 crore, up 28% from a year earlier. Overseas projects account for 52% of the total order book.
Among businesses, the infrastructure projects segment secured Rs 43,477 crore worth of orders in the quarter, up 26% YoY, led by renewables, transmission and civil infrastructure.The IT and technology services business reported quarterly revenue of Rs 14,078 crore, up 13%, while the financial services arm posted income from operations of Rs 4,669 crore, up 22%. The hi-tech manufacturing segment reported quarterly revenue of Rs 4,861 crore, rising 45%, supported by stronger execution in precision engineering and systems.
Chairman and MD S N Subrahmanyan said the year ended on a strong note with order inflows crossing Rs 4 lakh crore for the full year. “The year concluded on a strong note, supported by good financial performance across segments. Order inflow for the year exceeded a record Rs 4 lakh crore,” he said.
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He also said the company expects to complete the divestment of its stakes in Nabha Power Ltd and L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) by June 30, aligning with its strategy to exit non-core concessions.
Looking ahead, L&T said it is entering its next five-year strategic cycle, Lakshya’31, with focus areas including AI adoption, digital infrastructure, data centres, green energy, industrial electronics and semiconductor technologies.
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