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BF Utilities Limited (BFUTILITIE)

Outcome of Board Meeting

Filed: 14 Aug 2026, 12:43 IST Exchange: NSE Category: Financial Results — Audited Results
Q1FY27 results (unaudited): Standalone: Revenue 5.9bn (588.05 lakhs) PAT -5.0bn (-502.98 lakhs) Q4FY26 results (audited): Standalone: Revenue 2.5bn (250.95 lakhs) PAT -0.4bn (-364.06 lakhs) FY26 results (audited): Standalone: Revenue 33.3bn (3,334.25 lakhs) PAT 5.7bn (573.61 lakhs) Dividend: Not stated Commentary: The Company disclosed ongoing arbitration claims involving a step-down subsidiary and noted no provision was made for these claims; also highlighted conclusion of toll operations in a material subsidiary and advances to a step-down subsidiary considered recoverable.
Source: Original filing PDF — view on exchange portal
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