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Brands ace creative-asana on Yoga Day 2019
MUMBAI: The world was gripped in the celebrations of the International Yoga Day on 21 June, with top world leaders and citizens across the globe performing the ancient Indian art of physical, mental, spiritual practices. The brands online also stretched some creative muscles and came up with interesting social media designs to mark the day. Have a look!
Bajaj Allianz
Bauli India
Castrol India
A healthier lifestyle for truckers in India through #TruckAasana this #WorldYogaDay! Check out #TruckAasana designed for them to do prior to a trip by @yogainstmumbai pic.twitter.com/oB2G99fe3B
— Castrol India (@Castrol_India) June 21, 2018
Eicher Trucks and Buses
Faasos
Wrap be so loaded, it can barely walk. As for yoga, that's for your mouth.#InternationalYogaDay2018 #InternationalDayofYoga pic.twitter.com/wOUoRGOXYk
— FAASOS (@faasos) June 21, 2018
Kotak Mutual Fund
Motorola India
On this #WorldMusicDay #WorldYogaDay and #WorldSelfie day, we’re celebrating all three in style! All you need to do is send us your quirky yoga selfies and we’ll give the best photos a musical surprise! So what are you waiting for? #MusicToMyYogafie (T&C https://t.co/JAaJxnXKe2) pic.twitter.com/srxRdmnSea
— Motorola India (@motorolaindia) June 21, 2018
Red FM
Sony LIV
Celebrate World Yoga Day and begin your fitness journey with LIV FIT. To get help from the best in business, click here: https://t.co/pw5Nf98xdG #WeLIVtoEntertain #YogaDay #InternationalYogaDay #FitnessJourney #FitnessMotivation #LIVFit pic.twitter.com/JeVyvlVxcL
— SonyLIV (@SonyLIV) June 21, 2018
Tata Motors
Yamaha Motor India
This is how we rev it! Our Yamaha bikes make sure we get our daily dose of yoga. #WorldYogaDay #Yoga #Fz #R15 #R3 #YesYamaha pic.twitter.com/9M8jHE3crv
— Yamaha Motor India (@India_Yamaha) June 21, 2018
YES Bank
Brands
Trent posts Rs 19,701 crore FY26 revenue, profit rises to Rs 1,968 crore
Q4 profit at Rs 455 crore; margins improve, net worth climbs to Rs 7,703 crore
MUMBAI: Retail therapy seems to be working for Trent Limited as much as for its shoppers. The Tata Group retail arm reported a steady performance for FY26, with revenue from operations rising to Rs 19,701.41 crore, up from Rs 16,668.11 crore in FY25. Total income for the year stood at Rs 20,075.87 crore, reflecting continued momentum across its retail formats.
Profit before tax came in at Rs 2,511.54 crore for the year, compared to Rs 2,076.62 crore a year earlier. After accounting for taxes of Rs 543.72 crore, net profit rose to Rs 1,967.82 crore, marking a clear improvement from Rs 1,584.84 crore in FY25.
For the March quarter, the company reported revenue of Rs 4,936.64 crore and total income of Rs 4,997.71 crore. Profit before tax stood at Rs 576.46 crore, while net profit came in at Rs 454.75 crore, up from Rs 349.92 crore in the same quarter last year.
On the cost front, total expenses for FY26 rose to Rs 17,538.54 crore, driven by higher stock purchases of Rs 11,170.44 crore and increased occupancy costs at Rs 1,652.69 crore. Employee benefit expenses also edged up to Rs 1,222.04 crore, reflecting continued expansion.
Operationally, the company maintained stable efficiency metrics. Operating margin improved to 11.88 per cent from 11.29 per cent, while net profit margin rose to 9.99 per cent from 9.51 per cent. The interest service coverage ratio stood strong at 16.76, indicating comfortable debt servicing capacity.
Trent’s balance sheet also strengthened during the year. Net worth increased to Rs 7,702.80 crore from Rs 5,914.40 crore, while total assets expanded to Rs 12,225.71 crore. The debt-to-equity ratio improved to 0.33 from 0.38, signalling a more balanced capital structure.
Cash flow from operations rose to Rs 2,630.19 crore, compared to Rs 1,668.26 crore in the previous year, even as the company continued to invest in expansion, with capital expenditure and investments weighing on investing cash flows.
With consistent growth across revenue, profitability, and margins, Trent’s FY26 performance suggests a retailer scaling steadily ringing up gains not just at the checkout, but across the balance sheet.
