Technocraft Industries saw Q2 FY26 operating revenue jump 20% year-on-year to ₹752.00 Cr, with Profit Before Tax rising 9% to ₹101.28 Cr.

The Scaffolding division led growth, with revenue up 34% to ₹401.96 Cr and EBIT soaring 45% to ₹56.67 Cr, boosted by new Aluminum Extrusion and Formworks units.

Engineering & Designing Services also performed well, seeing revenue climb 30% to ₹67.32 Cr and EBIT up 10% to ₹9.19 Cr.

The Textile division turned profitable, with EBIT at ₹1.26 Cr versus a loss last year, driven by a new spinning unit and focus on value-added products.

Drum Closures revenue dipped slightly by 1% to ₹155.34 Cr, with EBIT down 8% to ₹51.53 Cr due to global geopolitical factors.

Strategically, the company is focusing on expanding its modern manufacturing capabilities, integrating robotics, and developing new products for global markets.

They're confident in scaffolding's growth from infrastructure demand and expect engineering services to increase due to their global delivery model.

Textile aims to de-risk through new markets and value-added offerings.