Trac Precision Solutions, a UK-based subsidiary of PTC Industries, has entered into a five-year strategic collaboration with Coolbrook Oy to manufacture components for RotoDynamic Heater™ (RDH™) technology. This technology is designed to electrify high-temperature industrial processes up to 1700°C, targeting decarbonization in sectors like steel, cement, and petrochemicals. Trac has been named the preferred machining partner for aerofoil components, supporting both first-generation units and future industrial scale-up. This partnership marks PTCIL's strategic entry into the high-value industrial electrification and clean technology manufacturing market.

PTC Industries reported a massive 132% year-on-year jump in consolidated revenue for Q3 FY26, reaching ₹155.53 crore. While top-line growth was exceptional, net profit grew at a more moderate pace of 28.8% YoY to ₹18.35 crore due to a significant rise in material and employee costs. For the nine-month period ending December 2025, revenue doubled to ₹377.31 crore compared to the previous year. The company also extended the timeline for utilizing its ₹699.99 crore QIP proceeds by six months to September 30, 2026.

PTC Industries reported a massive 114.6% YoY growth in total income for Q3 FY26, reaching ₹165.4 crore, driven by strong performance in its aerospace subsidiary, Aerolloy Technologies. While EBITDA grew 36% to ₹34.6 crore, margins contracted from 33.0% to 20.9% as the company scales its integrated manufacturing ecosystem. The company achieved major strategic milestones, including a breakthrough order from Blue Origin for BE-4 engine castings and a 40-tonne titanium ingot order from ISRO-VSSC. A 50,000+ sq. ft. expansion at the Mehsana plant and a long-term agreement with Honeywell Aerospace provide strong multi-year revenue visibility.

PTC Industries reported a robust 114.6% YoY increase in Q3FY26 revenue to ₹1,654.3 million, while PAT grew 28.9% to ₹183.5 million. The company achieved significant strategic milestones, including a breakthrough order from Blue Origin for BE-4 engines and a long-term agreement with Honeywell Aerospace. Despite strong growth, EBITDA margins contracted to 20.9% from 33.0% YoY as the company scales its advanced manufacturing ecosystem. The commissioning of a 600 TPA PAM furnace and expansion of the Mehsana facility further strengthen its long-term growth prospects.

Transport Corporation of India (TCI) has signed a strategic MOU with French-Canadian firm FLYING WHALES to introduce the LCA60T, a rigid cargo airship with a 60-ton payload capacity. This innovative technology allows for loading and unloading in stationary flight, eliminating the need for ground infrastructure in remote areas. TCI, a $1.5 billion logistics leader handling 2% of India's GDP, aims to target high-value sectors like Defense, Energy, and Infrastructure. FLYING WHALES is also planning to establish its third global production and operational hub in Tamil Nadu, India.

PTC Industries' subsidiary, Aerolloy Technologies, has signed two Memoranda of Understanding with the Ministry of Steel under the PLI Scheme 1.2 for Specialty Steel. The agreement covers Titanium Alloys and Super Alloys, which are critical for the aerospace, defense, and space sectors. These materials fall under the 'Strategic Sector' category, qualifying for the highest incentive rates on incremental annual sales. This move solidifies PTC's position as the only Indian company with fully integrated end-to-end manufacturing capabilities for these high-value materials.

TCI Express reported a stable Q3 FY26 with revenue growing 6% YoY to ₹314 crore and EBITDA margins at 11.6%. The company demonstrated strong growth in its non-surface segments, with Rail Express and International Air growing by 24% and 28% respectively. Management announced an interim dividend of ₹7 per share and revised its 5-year Capex guidance downwards to ₹400 crore. Despite a mixed industrial environment, the company remains debt-free with a healthy cash position of ₹146 crore.

Transport Corporation of India (TCI) reported a steady 9M FY26 performance with consolidated revenue reaching ₹36,289 Mn, an 8.6% increase over the previous year. The Supply Chain division emerged as a key growth driver with a 15% revenue jump, while the Seaways division saw a significant 27% growth in EBIT despite flattish revenues, benefiting from favorable fuel costs. The Freight division remained under pressure with a 1% revenue decline due to infrastructure sector softness and the impact of a chemical business slump sale. The company maintains a robust financial profile with a 24% ROCE and a cash surplus of ₹2,550 Mn.

Transport Corporation of India (TCI) reported a resilient performance for 9M FY26, marking its 22nd consecutive quarter of YoY revenue and profit growth. The Supply Chain division was a major driver with 15% revenue growth, while the Seaways division saw a significant 27% jump in EBIT despite flat revenue, aided by favorable fuel costs. The company maintains a strong financial profile with a 24% ROCE and surplus cash of ₹2,550 Mn. Management continues to focus on multimodal logistics and high-growth sectors like automotive and quick commerce.

Transport Corporation of India (TCI) reported a steady 9M FY26 performance with consolidated revenue growing 6.6% YoY to ₹34,250 million. The Supply Chain division was the primary growth driver, increasing revenue by 15% YoY, while the Seaways division saw significant EBIT margin expansion to 40.7% from 32.6% YoY. Despite a flattish performance in the Freight segment due to infrastructure sector softness, consolidated PAT reached ₹3,055 million. The company remains financially robust with a 24% ROCE and a cash surplus of ₹2,550 million.

Transport Corporation of India Limited (TCI) has announced its 1st Interim Dividend for the financial year 2025-26. The company has established February 10, 2026, as the record date to identify eligible shareholders for the payout. In accordance with tax laws, the dividend will be subject to Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) at 10% for resident shareholders with a valid PAN and 20% for those without. Shareholders must submit relevant tax exemption documents by February 11, 2026, to ensure appropriate tax treatment.

Transport Corporation of India Limited (TCI) has declared its first interim dividend for the financial year 2025-26 following a board meeting on February 04, 2026. The record date to identify eligible shareholders has been established as February 10, 2026. The company has outlined a 10% TDS for resident shareholders with a valid PAN, while a 20% rate applies to those without one. Shareholders must submit necessary tax documents like Form 15G/15H by February 11, 2026, to avail of lower or nil tax withholding.

Transport Corporation of India (TCI) delivered a steady performance in Q3 FY2026, with consolidated revenue growing 9.3% YoY to ₹12,609 Mn. Profit after Tax (PAT) saw a stronger growth of 13.4%, reaching ₹1,158 Mn, while EBITDA increased by 9.3% to ₹1,616 Mn. The growth was primarily driven by festive demand and strong traction in the automotive, FMCG, and e-commerce sectors. Despite short-term disruptions from GST 2.0, the company maintained operational resilience through its diversified multimodal logistics model and improved warehousing utilization.

Transport Corporation of India (TCI) reported a consolidated net profit of ₹1,301 million for Q3 FY26, up from ₹1,155 million in the previous year. The board has declared a substantial first interim dividend of ₹9 per share, representing 450% of the face value. A significant related party transaction worth ₹5,000 million with CONCOR has been proposed for shareholder approval, indicating deep strategic ties. Additionally, the company has strengthened its leadership by appointing Rajendra Sharma as CEO Designate for the Freight division.