The companies ITC Hotels, GM Breweries, Pearl Global, and AVG Logistics have announced their plans for dividends and rights issues in May 2026. GM Breweries will distribute ₹9 per share, Pearl Global - ₹8.5, ITC - ₹1. Notably, AVG Logistics is planning a rights issue to raise approximately ₹52.9 crore.

Pearl Global is set to invest between ₹200-250 crores in FY27 for expansion of its manufacturing capabilities. According to Managing Director Pallab Banerjee, this investment aims to help the company reach a revenue target of ₹6,000 crores by 2028.

Pearl Global Industries shows resilience with robust year-over-year growth, even amidst tariff challenges. In a recent interview, Managing Director Pallab Banerjee expresses optimism about maintaining this momentum into the next fiscal year (FY27).

Pearl Global's managing director predicts a positive outlook for the fiscal year 2027, attributed to the recovery of the textile industry. The executive also emphasized India's Free Trade Agreements as a significant contributor to this anticipated growth in the sector.

Starting May 21, Pearl Global Industries (NSE:PGIL) shares will no longer include the upcoming dividend of ₹8.5/share, payable on June 13. The company's dividend yield is approximately 0.7%, with a profit payout ratio of 22%. Over the past five years, they've demonstrated an impressive EPS growth of 72% annually.

Pearl Global's shares experienced a notable rise following the release of their Q4 earnings, as per analysis by DigariRabi32620 on ET NOW. This could suggest investors are optimistic about the company's performance.

Pearl Global has announced an interim dividend of ₹8.5 per share for its shareholders, with a face value of Rs. 5 each. Additionally, the company has increased its ownership in their Indonesian subsidiary to 99.9%.

Pearl Global Industries reported a 11.5% year-over-year revenue growth for FY26, reaching INR 5,025 crore, with EBITDA increasing by 14%. The company declared a dividend of INR 14.5 per share, marking their highest payout ratio of 25% PAT, and their production capacity exceeded 100 million units annually.

Pearl Global, a leading company, is planning to invest between ₹200-250 crores in the fiscal year 2027 to boost its capabilities, as announced by its Vice-Chairman. The company's shipment has grown to 78.1 million pieces in the previous fiscal year, and its expansion in Bangladesh will add approximately 6-7 million pieces of capacity in the first half of this year, further expanding operations.

Three automotive component manufacturers, Pearl Global, Pricol, and TD Power, reported impressive year-over-year growth in both EBITDA and revenues for the recent fiscal period. Specifically, Pearl saw a 14.8% increase in EBITDA, boosting their margin to 10.2%, while Pricol experienced a significant 63% rise in EBITDA with a 43.3% uptick in revenues. TD Power showed equally impressive figures, achieving 50% growth in EBITDA and a remarkable 69% surge in revenue. These strong performances indicate a promising trajectory for the companies amidst the automotive sector's ongoing recovery.

Pearl Global reported an impressive 12% year-on-year increase in Q4 EBITDA, reaching ₹1.34B. The company also saw improved margins, rising by 0.44 percentage points to 10.24%.

Pearl Global Industries announced a final dividend of INR 8.5 per share, providing a substantial return to its shareholders.

Pearl Global Industries will announce their FY26 audited results on May 14, 2026. Trading of their shares is currently suspended, according to SEBI regulations, and will reopen on May 17.