Tanla Platforms FY26: ₹4,418 Cr revenue, ₹6 dividend

What Tanla Platforms announced

Tanla Platforms Limited has closed fiscal year 2026 with a strong set of headline numbers and another shareholder payout. The company reported consolidated annual revenue of ₹4,417.71 crore and consolidated net profit of ₹509.15 crore (figures converted from lakhs). Alongside the results, the Board of Directors declared a second interim dividend of ₹6 per equity share, which equals 600 percent of the ₹1 face value.

The update matters for investors tracking Tanla’s capital return pattern, because the company has repeatedly used interim dividends as a payout route. It also provides a fresh anchor for FY26 performance, at a time when the market is watching corporate actions and quarterly result dates listed on exchanges.

FY26 revenue and profit snapshot

Tanla’s FY26 consolidated revenue came in at ₹4,417.71 crore. Consolidated net profit for the year stood at ₹509.15 crore. The dataset provided does not include additional FY26 line items such as EBITDA, margins, segmental performance, or cash flow, so the picture is limited to top line and profit after tax.

Even with that constraint, the scale of the revenue number gives context to the size of the interim dividend and other capital actions reported in the same information pack. Investors typically read such announcements in combination with corporate action timelines, record dates, and payout mechanics.

Second interim dividend: amount and record date

For the 2025-26 fiscal year, the Board approved a second interim dividend. The declared payout is ₹6 per equity share, based on a face value of ₹1 per share. The record date for determining eligibility is April 30, 2026.

The record date is the cut-off used by the company to identify shareholders entitled to the dividend. The article text does not specify the ex-dividend date for the April 30, 2026 record date entry, so only the record date is reported here.

Another ₹6 interim dividend with an October 2025 record date

The supplied exchange-linked data also shows an interim dividend event dated October 2025. It lists the dividend per share as ₹6.00, with record date, ex-date, and dividend date all shown as October 27, 2025, under “Tanla Platforms Dividend Details”. Separate disclosures and summaries in the same dataset refer to this as a first interim dividend for FY 2025-26, declared at ₹6 per share (600 percent).

It is common for investors to confuse multiple interim dividend entries when they appear across different screens and time stamps. In this case, the dataset includes both a second interim dividend record date of April 30, 2026 and a dividend event with key dates clustered on October 27, 2025. Both are included because they are explicitly present in the provided text.

Key figures at a glance

Dividend history entries shown in the dataset

The provided dividend history table includes multiple ₹6 per share entries across 2025. The excerpted rows below mirror what is explicitly shown.

Separately, the text also states that investors may receive Tanla Platforms’ dividend in the bank account linked to the demat account within 25 to 45 business days after the record date of October 27, 2025. That timeline is mentioned specifically with reference to the October 2025 record date entry.

Q2 FY2025-26 results table: revenue up, profit lower

The dataset also includes a consolidated Q2 FY2025-26 comparison (quarter ended September 30, 2025). Revenue from operations is shown at ₹1,078.48 crore, up 7.77 percent year-on-year from ₹1,000.72 crore. Total income is reported at ₹1,087.41 crore versus ₹1,010.98 crore.

Profitability, as per the same table, softened. Profit before tax is listed at ₹155.50 crore versus ₹160.72 crore, while net profit is ₹125.05 crore versus ₹130.21 crore. The narrative summary linked to these numbers describes it as revenue growth alongside a slight decline in net profit.

Other corporate actions and developments cited

Beyond dividends, the dataset references a completed share buyback: 20,00,000 equity shares bought back at ₹875 per share, with the total amount capped at ₹175 crore. It also mentions that Tanla advanced a loan of ₹18.60 crore to its ESOP Trust.

A separate line item states that the ESOP Trust acquired 3,00,000 equity shares from the open market as treasury shares for an aggregate value of ₹187.78 crore (stated as ₹1,877.80 million in the provided text). The information pack also notes an RSU grant of 4.05 lakh restricted stock units under the TPL Stock Options Scheme 2024 and a merger process involving step-down subsidiary Gamooga Softtech Private Limited with Karix Mobile Private Limited.

Share price snapshots included in the source text

Two different price snapshots are present in the dataset, likely from different screens or time stamps. One line states Tanla Platforms share price was ₹485.80 as of April 24, 2026 at 15:56. Another section lists a “live price” of ₹441.05, with open at ₹441 versus previous close ₹437 and an intraday high-low of ₹444 to ₹434.

Because both figures are explicitly present, they are best read as separate market snapshots rather than a single continuous quote series.

Why the update matters for investors

The combination of FY26 profitability, multiple interim dividend entries, and a history of ₹6 per share payouts frames Tanla’s shareholder return pattern in a concrete way. For dividend-focused investors, record dates and ex-dates are the operational triggers that decide eligibility, and the dataset provides those clearly for October 27, 2025 and the record date of April 30, 2026 for the second interim dividend.

For event-driven traders, the corporate action calendar in the dataset also lists result events including “22nd Jan 2026, Thursday - Stock Result - Q3 FY 25-26 Results” and “24th Apr 2026, Friday - Stock Result - Q4 FY 26-27 Results” as shown. These markers typically influence near-term attention, even when the market is focused primarily on dividends.

Conclusion

Tanla Platforms’ FY26 numbers show consolidated revenue of ₹4,417.71 crore and net profit of ₹509.15 crore, alongside a declared second interim dividend of ₹6 per share. The company has also had a ₹6 per share interim dividend event with key dates shown as October 27, 2025 in the same data set.

The next concrete milestone disclosed for the latest payout is the April 30, 2026 record date, which determines who is eligible to receive the second interim dividend for FY 2025-26, as per the information sourced from BSE-linked updates.