Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Q3 Results: Standalone profit drops by 8.15% YoY to Rs 2.48 crore

Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd (RIIL) on Wednesday announced its fiscal third quarter earnings with standalone profit at Rs 2.48 crore, posting a decline of 8.15 per cent on-year in comparison to Rs 2.70 crore recorded during the third quarter of FY24. It posted revenue from operations at Rs 12.36 crore, down 17.27 per cent as against Rs 14.94 crore during the same period of previous financial year. 

Also ReadInfosys likely to report muted Q3 earnings amid seasonal challenges

On a consolidated level, Reliance Industrial Infrastructure posted Q3 profit at Rs 2.74 crore from Rs 3.62 crore posted during Q3FY24. The income for the quarter in review came in at Rs 18.60 crore, down from Rs 20.52 crore during the same period last year, on account of lower utilisation of infrastructure assets

In a regulatory filing, the company said that it continues to provide infrastructure support services which include transportation of petroleum products and raw water through pipelines and other support services mainly to Reliance Industries Limited. “The Company presently does not have any expansion plans on the anvil,” it said. 

 » Read More

Related Articles

Key factors to consider before buying a house

There’s a lot of excitement surrounding new housing project launches, with developers pouring substantial amounts into extravagant parties, multimedia campaigns, beautifully staged show flats, and flashy sales offices. Amid all the noise, it’s essential to pause and make a thoughtful decision—one you’ll be happy with in the future. Here are some key factors to consider

Retire Early: Why waiting till 60 is no longer the smartest strategy

For decades, the idea of retirement at 60 has been etched into the Indian psyche—a golden milestone when one finally hangs up one’s boots after years of hard work. It’s a vision sold to us by pension systems, family traditions, and societal norms: toil through your prime years, save diligently, and then enjoy the twilight

PPF investment trick: Make investment today to earn 1 month extra interest – Know how

If you are planning to invest in Public Provident Fund (PPF) for the financial year 2025-26, then today i.e. 5th April, is the best opportunity to make this investment. PPF is not only a reliable and safe investment option, but it is also a great means of tax savings. Currently, it gives 7.1% annual interest

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Stay Connected

0FansLike
0FollowersFollow
0SubscribersSubscribe
- Advertisement -

Latest Articles

Key factors to consider before buying a house

There’s a lot of excitement surrounding new housing project launches, with developers pouring substantial amounts into extravagant parties, multimedia campaigns, beautifully staged show flats, and flashy sales offices. Amid all the noise, it’s essential to pause and make a thoughtful decision—one you’ll be happy with in the future. Here are some key factors to consider

Retire Early: Why waiting till 60 is no longer the smartest strategy

For decades, the idea of retirement at 60 has been etched into the Indian psyche—a golden milestone when one finally hangs up one’s boots after years of hard work. It’s a vision sold to us by pension systems, family traditions, and societal norms: toil through your prime years, save diligently, and then enjoy the twilight

PPF investment trick: Make investment today to earn 1 month extra interest – Know how

If you are planning to invest in Public Provident Fund (PPF) for the financial year 2025-26, then today i.e. 5th April, is the best opportunity to make this investment. PPF is not only a reliable and safe investment option, but it is also a great means of tax savings. Currently, it gives 7.1% annual interest

ITR Filing 2025: 5 must-verify points before your offline ITR submission

Filing an Income Tax Return (ITR) is an important responsibility for every taxpayer. With the start of the new assessment year 2025-26, the ITR filing has started and is likely to continue until 31 July 2025. For those whose audit is mandatory, the deadline is likely to be 31 October. However, the government can extend

Porinju Veliyath’s 2 long term holdings trading at highly discounted crash prices

At a time when the stock markets tremble with all headlines and most investors are only looking for quick profits, patience has become a rare commodity. But one of India’s Warren Buffetts, Porinju Veliyath, boasts of an investment approach that is probably that of swimming against the tide. Rather than following fleeting market trends, Veliyath