Summary: Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd. reported a profit of Rs. 22,82,682 for the year ended December 31, 1966, with lower profit margins in trading departments due to the impact of rupee devaluation. The company allocated funds to reserves and developmental rebate. Bonus shares were issued, increasing the share capital to Rs. 11,44,03,000, and an interim dividend of 4% was declared, with a recommendation for a total dividend of 10%. Subsidiary companies, like The Bengal Flour Mills Co. Ltd., saw increased turnover and profits due to improved wheat allocation. Bridge and Roof Co. (India) Ltd. experienced reduced turnover, while British India Electric Construction Co. Ltd. maintained profits despite rising costs. Steel Containers Ltd. faced competitive challenges in the industry. The company's audited accounts highlighted sales, services, and investment income, while debtors and cash and bank balances were detailed in the respective schedules. Directors' resignations and appointments were noted, along with the proposal for auditor re-appointment at the upcoming Annual General Meeting.