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Priyam Mehta

9th Dec · SEBI-Registered Analyst

LT
What’s changing — Business Restructuring & Strategic Moves

LT
✅ What’s going well for L&T L&T’s Q2 FY2026 results were strong: consolidated net profit rose ~ 16 % YoY to around ₹ 3,926 crore, and revenue grew ~ 10 %. The company also saw a healthy jump in new order inflows. Its overall business mix remains highly diversified — spanning construction & infrastructure, heavy engineering, manufacturing, defence & aerospace, technology, real estate, and more. This diversification helps smooth out volatility across segments. On the order/contract wins front, L&T’s “Heavy Engineering” vertical secured major domestic and international orders recently (petrochemical, refinery, nuclear-power related), showing strength in execution and global competitiveness. The company is reshaping its strategy for the future, with plans for large-scale capex over the coming years. It’s focusing on high-growth and emerging sectors: semiconductors, green hydrogen, data-centers, defence & aerospace, and more. This pivot reflects long-term ambition beyond traditional construction/infrastructure. 🛠 What’s changing — Business Restructuring & Strategic Moves L&T recently approved a plan to transfer its entire realty / real-estate business to a dedicated subsidiary L&T Realty. The idea is to consolidate all real-estate assets and operations under a standalone entity to sharpen focus and potentially unlock better value. This restructuring could help L&T streamline its core EPC/industrial/engineering operations while letting L&T Realty independently pursue real-estate growth — a sign of strategic portfolio management given today’s varied business lines.

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