IIRM Holdings India Limited has filed its investor presentation for Q3 FY26 (9M FY26) with BSE Limited and The Calcutta Stock Exchange Limited on March 17, 2026, demonstrating strong financial performance across key business segments. The insurance broking company showcased robust growth momentum driven by its core broking operations and strategic business focus.

Regulatory Filing and Compliance

The company submitted its quarterly investor presentation under Regulation 30 to both stock exchanges where it is listed. The presentation was signed by Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Pooja Gaur and made available on the company's official website at https://www.iirmholdings.in/investor/other-information-disclosures/ .

Financial Performance Overview

The company delivered impressive results for the nine-month period ended Q3 FY26. Total revenue increased significantly to ₹1,885.88 Mn, reflecting the strengthening of core business operations and successful execution of strategic initiatives.

Strong Broking Business Growth

The broking business emerged as the primary growth driver, demonstrating exceptional performance across the nine-month period. Revenue from broking operations increased substantially by 47.4%, strengthening its contribution to total revenue from 61% to 78%.

Within the broking vertical, the company witnessed strong growth across key segments with Motor growing by 249%, Liability by 193%, and Engineering by 55%. However, Reinsurance revenue declined by 43%.

Quarterly Performance Highlights

The Q3 FY26 quarterly results showed accelerated growth momentum with improved operational efficiency. The company demonstrated strong operating leverage and better business mix during the quarter.

Strategic Business Focus and Future Roadmap

The company's strategic shift toward scalable, margin-accretive broking operations has shown positive results. For the nine months ended Q3 FY26, gross premiums stood at ₹11,356 Mn compared to ₹10,997 Mn in the previous year, reflecting a marginal increase of 3%. Engineering premiums grew by 128%, Motor by 160%, and Liability by 54%, while Property declined by 38%, Health by 27%, and Reinsurance by 43%.

The company outlined its strategic roadmap focusing on six key areas: strengthening corporate core operations, scaling retail via corporate access, shifting to margin-accretive business mix, leveraging technology for operating scale, building high-margin reinsurance franchise, and enabling sustainable inorganic growth through selective acquisitions of mid-sized brokers.

IIRM Holdings India Limited has officially commenced the voluntary delisting process of its equity shares from the Calcutta Stock Exchange Limited (CSE), following regulatory compliance requirements under SEBI regulations.

Board Approval and Regulatory Compliance

The company's Board of Directors approved the voluntary delisting initiative on February 11, 2026. In accordance with Regulation 30 and 47 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, IIRM Holdings published newspaper notifications on February 24, 2026, across multiple publications to ensure comprehensive stakeholder communication.

Rationale for Delisting Decision

The company has provided clear justification for the delisting decision from CSE. There has been no trading activity in IIRM Holdings' equity shares on the Calcutta Stock Exchange for a considerable period. This lack of trading activity means the continued listing on CSE does not offer significant advantages to investors while creating additional compliance requirements and costs for the company.

Continued BSE Listing Ensures Investor Protection

The delisting from CSE will not adversely affect shareholder interests, as the company's equity shares will continue to remain listed and actively traded on BSE Limited. BSE provides a nationwide trading network, ensuring investors maintain access to trading facilities and market liquidity.

Company Information and Communication

IIRM Holdings has made the delisting information available on its official website at https://www.iirmholdings.in/investor/newspaper-advertisement-reports/ . The company secretary and compliance officer, Pooja Gaur (Membership No. F13333), has overseen the regulatory filing process and stakeholder communication.

Regulatory Framework and Process

The voluntary delisting process follows the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations, 2021. The company has initiated proceedings in accordance with Regulation 6 of these regulations, ensuring full compliance with applicable provisions for voluntary delisting from stock exchanges.

The delisting represents a strategic decision to optimize listing costs while maintaining essential market access for investors through the BSE platform, which offers superior trading infrastructure and nationwide reach compared to the regional exchange.