Commercial Vehicles company Escorts Kubota announced Q1FY24 results:
Consolidated Q1FY24:
Revenue from operations for Q1FY24 came at Rs 2,355.2 crore correspondingly up by 15.9% and sequentially up by 6.4%.
Net profit after tax correspondingly more than doubled to Rs 289.9 crore as against Rs 140.6 crore in Q1FY23 and up by 33.9% as against Rs 216.5 crore in Q4FY23.
EPS reported at Rs 26.76 as against Rs 13.01 in Q1FY23 and Rs 19.99 in Q4FY23.
Standalone Q1FY24:
Profit of Rs 282.8 crore in Q1FY24, up by 91.8% as against a profit of Rs 147.5 crore in the corresponding quarter and up by 52.5% as against Rs 185.5 crore in the sequential quarter.
Revenue from operations for Q1FY24 came at Rs 2,327.7 crore up by 15.5% as against Rs 2,014.9 crore in the corresponding quarter and up by 6.6% as against Rs 2,183.0 crore in the sequential quarter.
EBIDTA for Q1FY24 came at 326.9 crore correspondingly up by 62.2% as against Rs 201.6 crore and sequentially up by 38.6% as against Rs 235.8 crore, led by operating leverage, and softening in commodity prices.
Speaking on the results, Chairman and Managing Director Nikhil Nanda said, “In the agribusiness, overall sentiments were mixed last quarter as markets with good rainfall and crop prices showed good momentum, and markets with a delayed monsoon had a slightly dampened demand. Going forward, with further advancement of monsoon across the country, adequate reservoir levels, better liquidity, and consumer credit availability, we expect the demand momentum to improve. The construction business has done well and is poised well for further growth with government thrust and focus on faster execution of infrastructure projects. The demand for construction machinery is still buoyant and post-monsoon, we expect the momentum to further accelerate. The railway business, with innovative products and an expanded portfolio, is well aligned with the growing requirements of rail transport both on the domestic and international fronts and continues to grow. Our investments will continue towards sustainable products and solutions, expanded portfolio, enhanced customer reach, and product experience.”
As per Deputy Managing Director, Seiji Fukuoka, “In addition to our domestic business growth, we are strategically aligning our efforts to leverage on our export network for further impetus and open new opportunities. The innovative product line expanded coverage and quality excellence remain our top priority. Capacity built-up and process optimization will help us in further growth and create new benchmarks in customer experience.”
Escorts Limited is engaged in manufacturing engines for earthmoving and material handling equipment, agricultural tractors, hydraulic shock absorbers, internal combustion engines, etc. used by railways and has a market capitalization of Rs. 17,039 crores as of 16th August '2021. The company was incorporated in 1944. It has a total quarterly income of 1,701.79 crores at the end of June 2021. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange have assigned code 500495 and scrip code ESCORTS. As of 16th August '2021, Escorts was trading at Rs. 1263.90.
Escorts is an Indian multinational conglomerate located in Faridabad, Haryana. The corporation has marketing operations in over 40 countries and focuses on three core businesses: agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and railway equipment. Agri Machinery contributes 77% of revenue, Construction Equipment contributes 15% of revenue and Railway Equipment contributes 8% of revenue. The company manufactures tractors under brand names Powertrac, Farmtrac, and Steeltrac. During the period 2020-21, the company achieved a historic milestone of 1,00,000 tractor sales & production in a financial year had sold approximately 1,06,741 tractors. The promoters’ holding in the company stood at 36.59% in June 2021 as compared to 40.25% during a year-ago period. Pledged promoter holding is zero. Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) have decreased their holding by 4.67% in the last three months.
In June 2021, standalone quarterly profit more than doubled to 185.2 crores, tractor volumes up by 42.9% at 25,935 units, Construction Equipment volumes up by 159 % at 606 units, and Railway division revenue up by 117.5%. At the consolidated level, revenue from operations stood at Rs. 1,710.8 crores, up by 56.2% as against Rs. 1,089.3 crores in the corresponding quarter. Consolidated Net Profit recorded at 178.5 crores up by 92.8% as against a profit of Rs. 92.6 crores in corresponding last fiscal. EPS of the corporate has increased to Rs. 18.13 up by 68.2% as against Rs. 10.78 in the corresponding quarter and Rs. 27.03 in the sequential quarter. Escorts shares closed at 1263.75 as of 16th August 2021 and have given a return of 9.64% returns over the last 12 months.
Escorts Limited is engaged in manufacturing engines for earthmoving and material handling equipment, agricultural tractors, hydraulic shock absorbers, internal combustion engines, etc. used by railways and has a market capitalization of Rs. 17,039 crores as of 16th August '2021. The company was incorporated in 1944. It has a total quarterly income of 1,701.79 crores at the end of June 2021. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange have assigned code 500495 and scrip code ESCORTS. As of 16th August '2021, Escorts was trading at Rs. 1263.90.
Escorts is an Indian multinational conglomerate located in Faridabad, Haryana. The corporation has marketing operations in over 40 countries and focuses on three core businesses: agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and railway equipment. Agri Machinery contributes 77% of revenue, Construction Equipment contributes 15% of revenue and Railway Equipment contributes 8% of revenue. The company manufactures tractors under brand names Powertrac, Farmtrac, and Steeltrac. During the period 2020-21, the company achieved a historic milestone of 1,00,000 tractor sales & production in a financial year had sold approximately 1,06,741 tractors. The promoters’ holding in the company stood at 36.59% in June 2021 as compared to 40.25% during a year-ago period. Pledged promoter holding is zero. Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) have decreased their holding by 4.67% in the last three months.
In June 2021, standalone quarterly profit more than doubled to 185.2 crores, tractor volumes up by 42.9% at 25,935 units, Construction Equipment volumes up by 159 % at 606 units, and Railway division revenue up by 117.5%. At the consolidated level, revenue from operations stood at Rs. 1,710.8 crores, up by 56.2% as against Rs. 1,089.3 crores in the corresponding quarter. Consolidated Net Profit recorded at 178.5 crores up by 92.8% as against a profit of Rs. 92.6 crores in corresponding last fiscal. EPS of the corporate has increased to Rs. 18.13 up by 68.2% as against Rs. 10.78 in the corresponding quarter and Rs. 27.03 in the sequential quarter. Escorts shares closed at 1263.75 as of 16th August 2021 and have given a return of 9.64% returns over the last 12 months.
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