NTBCL Reports Q4FY26 And FY26 Results As DND Flyway Marks 25 Years
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NTBCL Reports Q4FY26 And FY26 Results As DND Flyway Marks 25 Years

Noida Toll Bridge Company Limited recorded audited results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026 and marked 25 years of DND Flyway operation. The board reaffirmed commitment to infrastructure sustainability and reliable commute for an essential lifeline used by over 0.25 million (0.25 mn) daily commuters between Delhi and Noida. It emphasised continued focus on upkeep and operational reliability.

On a consolidated basis for Q4 FY26 the company reported revenue of Rs127.2 million (Rs127.2 mn), up from Rs109.7 mn, an increase of 15.95 per cent. Consolidated profit after tax for the quarter was Rs38.5 mn versus Rs40.6 mn a year earlier. On a standalone basis Q4 revenue was Rs127.1 mn and profit after tax Rs39.0 mn, with standalone revenue up 16.18 per cent.

For FY26 consolidated revenue rose to Rs588.4 mn from Rs426.1 mn, a 38.09 per cent increase partly driven by one?time exceptional income. Consolidated profit after tax for the year was Rs272.4 mn, reversing a prior year loss after exceptional items of Rs2.4419 billion (Rs2.4419 bn). Standalone revenue was Rs587.3 mn and profit after tax Rs271.4 mn against a prior year loss of Rs2.4429 bn.

Advertising income remained the principal operating stream and supported maintenance, security and financial commitments; the company shared Rs34.0 mn with the Noida Authority during the year. Multi?phased road repair and upkeep works including bituminous concrete and micro?surfacing were undertaken and a phase delayed by GRAP?IV was completed in April 2026. An independent technical assessment by CRISIL Intelligence and Almondz Global Infra found the flyway structurally sound and identified preventive maintenance needs.

The board noted an interim stay by the Delhi High Court restraining the Noida Authority from coercive action and from disrupting advertisement operations while a dispute over alleged licence fees of over Rs1 billion (Rs1 bn) remains sub judice until July 28, 2026. NTBCL said it will continue to act in the interests of over 60,000 retail shareholders who collectively hold nearly 70 per cent of equity and to maintain transparency and compliance.

Noida Toll Bridge Company Limited recorded audited results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026 and marked 25 years of DND Flyway operation. The board reaffirmed commitment to infrastructure sustainability and reliable commute for an essential lifeline used by over 0.25 million (0.25 mn) daily commuters between Delhi and Noida. It emphasised continued focus on upkeep and operational reliability. On a consolidated basis for Q4 FY26 the company reported revenue of Rs127.2 million (Rs127.2 mn), up from Rs109.7 mn, an increase of 15.95 per cent. Consolidated profit after tax for the quarter was Rs38.5 mn versus Rs40.6 mn a year earlier. On a standalone basis Q4 revenue was Rs127.1 mn and profit after tax Rs39.0 mn, with standalone revenue up 16.18 per cent. For FY26 consolidated revenue rose to Rs588.4 mn from Rs426.1 mn, a 38.09 per cent increase partly driven by one?time exceptional income. Consolidated profit after tax for the year was Rs272.4 mn, reversing a prior year loss after exceptional items of Rs2.4419 billion (Rs2.4419 bn). Standalone revenue was Rs587.3 mn and profit after tax Rs271.4 mn against a prior year loss of Rs2.4429 bn. Advertising income remained the principal operating stream and supported maintenance, security and financial commitments; the company shared Rs34.0 mn with the Noida Authority during the year. Multi?phased road repair and upkeep works including bituminous concrete and micro?surfacing were undertaken and a phase delayed by GRAP?IV was completed in April 2026. An independent technical assessment by CRISIL Intelligence and Almondz Global Infra found the flyway structurally sound and identified preventive maintenance needs. The board noted an interim stay by the Delhi High Court restraining the Noida Authority from coercive action and from disrupting advertisement operations while a dispute over alleged licence fees of over Rs1 billion (Rs1 bn) remains sub judice until July 28, 2026. NTBCL said it will continue to act in the interests of over 60,000 retail shareholders who collectively hold nearly 70 per cent of equity and to maintain transparency and compliance.

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