IT sector giant HCL Technologies has released the results for the first quarter of the current financial year 2027 i.e. April to June 2026. The company has not only registered a tremendous increase in its net profit and total income, but has also announced a huge interim dividend of Rs 12 per share to its shareholders.
Bumper profit in quarterly results
The real strength and health of any company is measured by its net profits. On this front, HCL Tech has greatly strengthened the expectations of the market. In this quarter of April-June 2026, the consolidated net profit of the company has reached the level of Rs 4624 crore with a significant jump of 20 percent. If we look at the same quarter of the last financial year, the company had earned a profit of Rs 3843 crore. This 20 percent increase in profits within a year clearly shows that the company’s business is moving in the right direction and at a fast pace.
Record growth on the earnings front: Not only profits, but the company’s total income has also seen a strong double digit growth. The company’s total income from operations has increased by 13 percent to Rs 34,579 crore. In the same quarter last year, this figure was Rs 30,349 crore.
Investors will earn directly
Now let’s talk about the benefits which will directly impact your bank account. The board of the company has decided to share the benefits of its excellent growth with the shareholders. Under this, an interim dividend of Rs 12 per share has been announced to the investors. This simply means that if you have 100 shares of HCL Tech, you will earn an additional amount of Rs 1200. This income without selling shares acts as a big reward for long-term investors.
Don’t miss this important date
The company has fixed July 17 as the ‘record date’ for payment of this dividend of Rs 12. According to the rules of the stock market, only those investors whose names are registered in the official records of the company till this date will be paid this dividend amount. Therefore, if you also want to avail the benefit of this additional profit, then you have to ensure that the shares of the company are present in your demat account till the record date.
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