The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Ltd

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• DebtHigh safetyRated AA- by 2 agencies.
• ResultsGrowingIn the Jun 2026 quarter, sales rose 8% and profit rose 17% from a year earlier.
• DilutionNo new sharesNo new shares issued in the last year, so existing shareholders' slices were not cut.
• PromotersSteadyThe promoters (founders or parent) own 74% of the company, about the same as in Jun 2025.
• ValuationCheap vs its pastThe share trades at 6.7 times its yearly earnings (P/E), cheaper than 99% of the time in the last 5 years. Its usual P/E is about 13.

The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Ltd against the typical company in its industry. The rank is out of the companies that report each figure; green means the better quarter of the pack, red the worse quarter.

• Valuation (P/E)6.7 against a typical 42.7: cheaper than most peers (1st = cheapest).8th of 56
• Sales growth+8% against a typical +15.3% from a year earlier.28th of 45
• Profit growth+17.1% against a typical +7.5% from a year earlier.15th of 40
• Share price, 3 months−20.7% against a typical −10.1%.38th of 51

Exchange filings and their impact on the company.

• 12 Oct 2026Pendency of Litigation(s)/dispute(s) or the outcome impacting the CompanyHigh impactNegativePrice −0.1% on 13 Oct
  Faces Rs 6,462 cr provisional forest lease claim that is not yet final or payable.

  Bombay Burmah disclosed it received a notice from the Tamil Nadu Forest Department on its erstwhile Singampatti tea estate matter, giving a provisional computation of Rs 6,462.12 crore for re-computed lease rent and other charges on leased forest lands. The amount is provisional and subject to the company's objections, a hearing and a final reasoned order, with rights to appeal. The company says it is premature to quantify any financial implication, so there is no immediate payout, but the size of the claim is very large versus its profits and net worth.

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• 11 Oct 2026AppointmentLow impactPositivePrice +1.9% on 12 Oct
  BBTC appointed a seasoned auto-electronics leader as COO of its small Electromags division, with negligible near-term consolidated impact.

  The Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation appointed Mr. Vijay Aditya Raghavan as Chief Operating Officer of its Electromags Division and Senior Management Personnel effective 12 October 2026. He has 25+ years experience across automotive electronics, EMS and auto components with TVS Electronics, Flex, Visteon and Continental, including scaling Flex's automotive business from USD 0.8 Mn to USD 60 Mn. The move signals focus on growth and operational turnaround in the small Electromags business, with limited impact on consolidated results over the next 12 months.

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Lalita Rajesh

Chief Financial Officer

Ness Nusli Wadia

Managing Director, Executive Director