What was filed
REC Limited's board approved standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, and declared the company's first interim dividend for FY2026-27. The attached press release frames the quarter around sequential profit growth and a dividend on the ₹10 face-value equity share.
The quarter in brief
Profit and net interest income both rose over Q4 FY26, which REC attributed to a net interest margin it described as healthy and to disciplined lending. The company said its standalone loan book was the largest for any CPSU-NBFC in India, and that net worth grew 15% year-on-year.
The filing also notes portfolio shifts. The renewable energy book grew to constitute 13.32% of overall loans, and the infrastructure and logistics book to over 10% of loan assets. On asset quality, REC reported its Stage-3 loan ratio at near-zero levels and a capital adequacy ratio above the RBI's regulatory minimum. It added that it had rationalised lending rates, resulting in the quarter's reported yield.
Why it matters to a holder
For an existing shareholder, the filing carries two direct items: a declared cash payout and a set of quarterly performance markers. REC frames the dividend within what it calls a consistent distribution track record. The low Stage-3 ratio and the capital adequacy ratio above the regulatory floor are the balance-sheet points the company emphasises alongside the profit figure.