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Cochin Shipyard Q2 profit declines 50% to ₹53.8 cr
Reported by: BusinessLine, Financial Express, NDTV Profit, Zee Business, Moneycontrol, ET Now ·
Summary
Cochin Shipyard, a defence public sector unit, reported its September quarter (Q2) results. Moneycontrol reported that net profit halved to ₹54 crore, meaning it was about half the profit of the same quarter last year. ET Now put the fall at 50% to ₹54 crore and said revenue rose 12%, and that a ₹3 dividend was declared. Zee Business reported a 60% cash payout and said the company will announce a record date, the cut-off day used to decide which shareholders receive the dividend. Q2 is the July to September quarter, the second of India's financial year. Net profit is what is left after all costs and tax. A dividend is a part of profit paid out to shareholders.
AI summary of what Zee Business, Moneycontrol and ET Now reported. AI can make mistakes. Read the full story on Zee Business
Sources
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- BusinessLineRead on their site
- Financial Express · via Google NewsRead on their site
- NDTV Profit · via Google NewsRead on their site
- Zee Business · via Google NewsRead on their site
- Moneycontrol · via Google NewsRead on their site
- ET Now · via Google NewsRead on their site
What each outlet wrote
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Average tone -0.3 across 6 outlets. Their headlines lean negative.
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BusinessLine · · Tone -1
Cochin Shipyard Q2 profit declines 50% to ₹53.8 cr
The company had posted a consolidated net profit of ₹107.52 crore in the second quarter of the preceding financial year
Financial Express · via Google News · · Tone 0
Moneycontrol · via Google News · · Tone 0
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When each outlet reported it
The first outlet to publish, then the others, with the gap after the first report.
ET Now ·
First report
Moneycontrol ·
23 min after the first report
Zee Business ·
24 min after the first report
NDTV Profit ·
48 min after the first report
Financial Express ·
1 h 2 min after the first report
BusinessLine ·
1 h 39 min after the first report
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- Dividend
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Earlier coverage
What outlets reported about the same company before this story, newest first.
ET Now ·
Q2 Results Today, November 10, 2026: Kalyan Jewellers, MRF, Cochin Shipyard, Titagarh Rail Systems among companies to announce earnings
Livemint ·
Dividend alert: MRF, Cochin Shipyard, Talbros and others may reward shareholders this week - Check key dates, returns
Moneycontrol ·
GRSE, Mazagon Dock, Cochin Shipyard to BEL: Defence stocks jump up to 7% on Rs 53,866-crore warship order
Moneycontrol ·
GRSE, Mazagon Dock, Cochin Shipyard to BEL: Defence stocks jump up to 7% on Rs 53,866-crore warship order
Business Today ·
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The Hindu ·
Udupi Cochin Shipyard Ltd. launches first of eight 6,300 DWT dry cargo vessels built for European firm
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