DCM Shriram’s shares rise sharply after the company reports a strong quarter. Multiple reports say the stock jumps in early trading following the disclosure of consolidated results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 (Q1 FY27). The company posts consolidated net profit after tax of about ₹693 crore, up from roughly ₹114 crore in the year-ago quarter. Revenue from operations also increases, with figures cited around ₹3,565 crore in one report and ₹3,784.67 crore in another, alongside higher total consolidated income. The profit increase is attributed partly to exceptional gains totaling about ₹79.42 crore, including a ₹11.74 crore gain from selling a 50% stake in a wholly owned subsidiary to Teknor Apex B.V. and a ₹67.68 crore gain from sale of surplus land in Mokila village linked to the company’s Bioseed business. Reports also highlight segment and operational improvements, including higher performance in chemicals and Fenesta Building Systems, along with an EBITDA increase year-on-year and a slight improvement in EBITDA margin. The company notes the quarter is affected by global uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, energy-market disruptions and uneven monsoon conditions, while its outlook remains linked to stable domestic fundamentals.