5 November 2026
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

RITES Ltd Agreed To Provided 1:1 Bonus Share & Final Dividend of Rs 5 per Share For FY’24

The total dividend of Rs 433 crore (Rs 18 per share) attributable to the financial year takes the RITES dividend payout to 95.2% of the earnings
Indian Masterminds Stories

In a recent development, PSU RITES Limited, a prime transport infrastructure consultancy and engineering firm, conducted its 50th Annual General Meeting (AGM) through video-conferencing.

During the AGM, its shareholders approved resolutions such as the adoption of audited financial statements of the company, 1:1 bonus equity share for shareholders and Rs 5 per share as a final dividend for FY 2023-24. This is in addition to the three interim dividends totalling Rs 13 per share, already paid during the year. The total dividend of Rs 433 crore (Rs 18 per share) attributable to the financial year takes the RITES dividend payout to 95.2% of the earnings. The cut-off date for the final dividend payout is September 20th.

In FY’24, RITES achieved consolidated revenue of Rs 2,539 crore, compared to Rs 2,730 crore in FY’23. Operating revenue, excluding other income, stood at Rs 2,453 crore, down from Rs 2,628 crore in FY’23. The decline was primarily attributed to a dip in export revenue and the opening of Indian Railways Quality Assurance works to four players. Despite these headwinds, RITES demonstrated its commitment to profitability, achieving profit before tax of Rs 670 crore in FY’24, compared to Rs 774 crore in FY’23. The profit after tax also stood at Rs 495 crore, down from Rs 571 crore in FY’23.

While addressing the shareholders, RITES Limited’s Chairman & Managing Director (CMD), Mr. Rahul Mithal said, “Over the past five decades, RITES has grown from humble beginnings to being granted the prestigious Navratna status this financial year, committed to delivering consistent results and creating value for stakeholders. With our focus on being ‘Future Ready’, RITES has vigorously pursued its #ITReady, #SkillReady, and #AIReady initiatives.“


Indian Masterminds Stories
Join our WhatsApp Channel
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Related Stories
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS
LIC Fintech Expansion Plan
LIC Q2 FY27 Results: Net Profit Jumps 20% to ₹12,076 Crore, Total Income Hits ₹2.63 Lakh Crore
Apurva Sinha IPS
Who Is Apurva Sinha? 2023-Batch IPS Officer Transferred to Andhra Pradesh Cadre After Marriage to Mukund Singh Chahar
Bihar free bus travel scheme
Bihar Launches 155 Inter-State Festival Buses to Make Travel Home Easier, Plans to Increase Fleet to 200 
GRSE Amini Warship Delivery
GRSE Delivers 5th ASW-SWC Amini to Indian Navy, Marks 119-Warship Milestone with 88% Indigenous Content 
ONGC deepwater Rig Tender
ONGC Q2 FY27 Results: Net Profit Jumps 57.3% to ₹15,489 Crore, Declares Record ₹8 Dividend
NTPC Green
NTPC Green Energy Targets 60 GW Renewable Capacity by 2032, Plans Major Green Hydrogen Expansion
SBI CII National Award 2026
SBI Wins CII National Award for Environmental Best Practices 2026 for Surya Ghar Solar Rooftop Loan
Petronet LNG Extel Survey
Petronet LNG Wins ‘Most Honoured Company’ Title at Extel Survey 2026, Strengthens Global Recognition 
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Five years after Kargil, India sent its cricketing heroes to Pakistan where terrorism posed a deadly threat. The man guarding them, former Special Director of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Yashovardhan Azad, reveals what all went behind the scenes during that crucial tour. 
Trust No One, Said His Instinct in Pakistan
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
How India Plans to Boost Tourism, Create Jobs and Ease Overcrowding : Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on the Road to 2047
Dr Saket Badola IFS
Beyond Tigers and Safaris: How Corbett Literature Festival Wants to Change the Conservation Conversation
ADVERTISEMENT
UPSC Stories
IDAS Himanshu Tembhekar
Should UPSC Aspirants Give Up Their Hobbies? IDAS Officer Himanshu Tembhekar Explains
Should UPSC aspirants give up their hobbies? IDAS officer Himanshu Tembhekar explains how hobbies help...
UPSC Story
He Taught Students to Meet Expenses. Today, Sachin Bhadouria is a Scientist ‘B’ at CWPRS
Sachin Bhadouria overcame financial challenges and a Hindi-medium background to secure AIR 2 in a UPSC...
Vishwas Jhargad UPSC CAPF
A Photograph of His Mother Accompanied Vishwas Jhargad to the UPSC Interview, Where His Dream Came Closer
Vishwas Vijay Jhargad lost both parents as a child. With his family's support, he secured AIR 145 in...
CSR NEWS
REC Foundation Solar Street Light
REC Foundation to Install 350 Solar Street Lights Across Six Districts of West Bengal to Improve Rural Safety 
The CSR initiative, undertaken in partnership with Y4D Foundation, aims to improve night-time safety...
nalco
NALCO Signs MoU with SDI Bhubaneswar to Provide Skill Training to 60 Youths in Odisha
The three-month CSR programme will benefit youths from villages near NALCO's Angul and Koraput complexes,...
HUDCO Perpetual Tier I Bond Issue
HUDCO Launches Cleanliness and Green Initiatives Across India Under Special Campaign 6.0
From planting over 100 saplings at the Institution for the Blind in Delhi to organising cleanliness drives...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Latest
LIC Fintech Expansion Plan
LIC Q2 FY27 Results: Net Profit Jumps 20% to ₹12,076 Crore, Total Income Hits ₹2.63 Lakh Crore
UPSC CSE Mains Result Celebrations - UPSC Mains 2026
UPSC CSE Mains Result 2026 Out; 2,526 Candidates Qualify for Interview, Shailesh Parmar Tops Shortlist
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Five years after Kargil, India sent its cricketing heroes to Pakistan where terrorism posed a deadly threat. The man guarding them, former Special Director of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Yashovardhan Azad, reveals what all went behind the scenes during that crucial tour. 
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Dr Saket Badola IFS
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT