ACC (ACC) Q4 2006 earnings summary
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Q4 2006 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2006 delivered record results: consolidated income Rs 5,975.79 crore and PAT Rs 1,239.60 crore; prior comparison covers nine months ended Dec. 2005, limiting comparability.
Cement production reached 18.73 Mt and sales 18.86 Mt, up 10% and 8% respectively versus the prior nine-month period; capacity utilization was 95%.
Growth was supported by higher volumes, better product mix and realization, efficiency gains, cost reductions and logistics savings.
Financial highlights
Consolidated net sales Rs 5,851.24 crore, total income Rs 5,975.79 crore, EBIDT Rs 1,779.93 crore and PAT Rs 1,239.60 crore for FY 2006.
Consolidated profit before exceptional items and tax was Rs 1,463.78 crore versus Rs 435.01 crore in the prior nine-month period; basic EPS was Rs 66.43 versus Rs 28.34, not annualized for the prior period.
Standalone net sales were Rs 5,803.48 crore and PAT Rs 1,231.84 crore; basic EPS Rs 66.02 versus Rs 30.02 in the prior nine-month period.
Exceptional items included Rs 144.60 crore profit on land sale, Rs 16.31 crore on sale of an undertaking, Rs 8.27 crore on investment sale and a Rs 13.15 crore prior-period employee-benefit provision.
Outlook and guidance
Forecast cement capacity rises to ~23.10 MTPA by end-2007 and 27.50 MTPA by end-2009; the New Wadi project is expected to add 3 MTPA in Karnataka.
Lakheri expansion and 25 MW captive plant were scheduled for Q1 2007 commissioning; Bargarh’s 2.14 MTPA expansion and 30 MW plant were planned for 2008.
2007 industry demand was expected to grow 9–10%; RMX expansion into major and Tier 2 cities was a strategic priority.
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