Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Q2 FY27 Results: Standalone Net Profit ₹195 Crore on Total Income of ₹617 Crore

Summary

Figures are in ₹ crore; YoY compares with Q2 FY26 and QoQ with Q1 FY27. Click Total income or Net profit to see the rows behind them.

Profit grew faster than income, and the gap between profit before tax and net profit narrowed. Net profit rose 10.0% to ₹194.84 crore against 7.6% growth in total income, and profit before tax rose 6.7% to ₹259.51 crore. The gap between the two, which is the tax expense, fell from ₹66.04 crore to ₹64.67 crore. The tax expense was 24.9% of profit before tax this quarter against 27.2% in the year-earlier quarter.

Revenue from operations rose 7.5% to ₹593.31 crore and is the larger part of total income. Other income of ₹23.67 crore was 3.8% of total income and 9.1% of profit before tax. The filing does not give the reason for the rise in revenue, the source of the increase in other income, or the reason other expenses rose against the year-earlier quarter; other expenses were ₹177.70 crore and employee benefit expenses ₹162.93 crore in the quarter.

Finance costs are negligible at ₹2 lakh in the quarter, the same as a year earlier and 0.0% of total income. Depreciation fell 3.4% to ₹8.04 crore. Total comprehensive income was ₹198.87 crore, which includes other comprehensive income of ₹4.03 crore on top of the reported profit.

Across the half year to 30 Sep 2026, total income was ₹1,121.00 crore and profit ₹311.11 crore, with basic EPS of ₹4.36, not annualised. The board declared a second interim dividend of ₹1.05 per share of face value ₹2 with a record date of 29 Oct 2026 and payment on or before 22 Nov 2026. Paid-up capital of ₹142.80 crore implies about 71.40 crore shares, so the payout would be about ₹74.97 crore. That is an estimate from these figures, not a stated sum.

Inference

The quarter's EPS of ₹2.73 compares with ₹2.48 a year earlier and ₹1.63 in the preceding quarter. The dividend of ₹1.05 per share is stated, but the filing does not give the number of shares, so the total payout of about ₹75 crore is a derived estimate.

The company is a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, a Government of India public sector undertaking. A filing dated 14 Oct 2026 reported the appointment of Rajesh Kumar Gupta as senior management personnel in place of SK Gupta, and this results filing does not discuss it. Not stated in the filing: the reasons for the rise in revenue and other expenses, the source of the increase in other income, and why the current tax expense rose sharply against the preceding quarter.

Previous-period figures have been regrouped where necessary, and the statutory auditor's limited review reported nothing indicating a material misstatement.

Reference: Original filing (PDF)