EAAA India Alternatives Q2 profit up 27% to ₹88 crore; ₹7 per share dividend for holders on 17 November
EAAA India Alternatives reported a consolidated profit of about ₹88 crore for July-September 2026, up about 27% from a year earlier, and declared an interim dividend of ₹7 per share. Shareholders on its books on 17 November are reported as eligible.
EAAA India Alternatives Limited, an alternative-investment manager, reported a consolidated net profit of about ₹88.1 crore for the July-September 2026 quarter, against ₹69.43 crore a year earlier, according to Sahi. The company’s board also declared an interim dividend of ₹7 per share on 11 November 2026, according to news reports. A dividend is a part of a company’s profit paid to its shareholders, and “interim” means it is declared during the year. Only shareholders on the company’s books on the record date (the cut-off date that decides who is eligible), reported as 17 November 2026, receive it.
Key terms
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Dividend | ₹7 per share, which is 140% of the ₹5 face value (the nominal value printed on a share) |
| Financial year | 2026-27 |
| Board declaration | 11 November 2026 |
| Record date | 17 November 2026 (Screener, Upstox) |
| Payment date | Not found |
| Consolidated net profit, Jul-Sep 2026 | ₹88.1 crore (Sahi) |
| Same quarter a year earlier | ₹69.43 crore |
| Change | Up about 27% (26.89% on these two figures) |
“Consolidated” means the figures of the company together with its subsidiaries.
What it means for a holder
The dividend is ₹7 on each share held on the record date. Someone holding 10 shares on 17 November would be entitled to ₹70, and someone holding 100 shares to ₹700, before any tax that applies to dividend income. The reports do not discuss tax, so it is not covered here.
Who is eligible
Shares must be in the holder’s demat account (the electronic account where shares are held) on the record date. Shares are settled one working day after a trade, so a purchase has to be made by Monday, 16 November to be settled by 17 November. That last-buy date is our arithmetic from the settlement rule, not a figure from the reports.
Basis of these figures
The primary source, the company’s 11 November 2026 filing to the BSE and NSE, could not be opened for this article, so every figure comes from news and data sites. The ₹88.1 crore and ₹69.43 crore profit figures are from Sahi. The ₹7 amount, the ₹5 face value and the 17 November record date are given by both Screener and Upstox; the 140% is our arithmetic (7 divided by 5). No payment date or total payout was found, so none is stated. A Multibagg note published before the meeting said only that the board would consider results and an interim dividend, if any. This article reports the announced terms only and carries no view on the dividend or on the company’s shares.