Bharti Airtel Q1 FY27 PAT Jumps 44% to Rs 5427.5 Cr

Bharti Airtel has reported a substantial 44.18% increase in Profit After Tax (PAT) for the quarter ending June 2026, reaching Rs 54,275.00 million. This performance comes as several other Indian companies also disclosed their financial results for the same period.

Bharti Airtel’s Q1 FY27 Performance

The telecommunications giant saw its revenue for the June 2026 quarter climb to Rs 323,566.00 million, marking a 10.62% increase compared to Rs 292,492.00 million in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Operating profit also demonstrated robust growth.

• Net Profit: Rs 54,275.00 million (up 44.18% from Rs 37,645.00 million)
• Revenue: Rs 323,566.00 million (up 10.62% from Rs 292,492.00 million)
• Operating Profit (PBIDT): Rs 194,981.00 million (up 13.52% from Rs 171,766.00 million)
• Other Income: Rs 5,610.00 million (up 69.03% from Rs 3,319.00 million)
• Interest Expense: Rs 36,898.00 million (down 3.78% from Rs 38,349.00 million)
• PBDT: Rs 158,083.00 million (up 18.49% from Rs 133,417.00 million)
• Depreciation: Rs 90,650.00 million (up 9.50% from Rs 82,787.00 million)

This strong financial showing for Bharti Airtel highlights a consistent upward trend in its key metrics for the quarter. The company’s improved profitability was supported by a significant rise in other income, alongside effective cost management reflected in lower interest expenses.

Other Companies’ Quarterly Earnings

Beyond Bharti Airtel, several other firms also announced their Profit After Tax figures for the June 2026 quarter. These results provide a broader snapshot of corporate performance across different sectors during the period.

• Bharti Hexacom: PAT of Rs 4,824.00 million
• Sheela Foam: PAT of Rs 439.40 million
• Jyoti Structures: PAT of Rs 194.60 million
• Dhampure Splty.Sugar: PAT of Rs 16.35 million

The release of these quarterly financial reports offers investors critical data points on corporate health as India’s financial year progresses. Market participants will be closely evaluating these figures for insights into sectoral trends and individual company valuations.