Ahuwalia Contracts (India) (532811) Q4 14/15 earnings summary
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Q4 14/15 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2014-15 revenue from operations rose 10.37% to ₹10,599 million; EBITDA nearly doubled to ₹1,265 million and PAT nearly tripled to ₹641 million.
The order book was ₹33,705 million at March 31, 2015, with about 50% attributable to public-sector clients.
Management emphasized profitable growth, cost control, resource optimization, debt reduction and mechanized execution.
Financial highlights
Total turnover increased 9.93% to ₹1,071.60 crore from ₹974.77 crore; standalone net profit rose to ₹64.14 crore from ₹21.75 crore.
Standalone EPS was ₹10.00 versus ₹3.47; consolidated PAT was ₹640.2 million and consolidated EPS ₹9.99 versus ₹3.46.
FY15 total revenue was ₹10,716 million, including ₹117 million of other income; prior-year exceptional profit included ₹141.1 million from land sale.
Operating cash flow was ₹975.4 million; financing cash outflow was ₹981.5 million, while cash and cash equivalents closed at ₹422.0 million.
Outlook and guidance
No quantified earnings guidance was given; management cited long-term infrastructure and housing demand and confidence in sustaining operating momentum.
Government initiatives cited as potential demand drivers included infrastructure spending, affordable housing, smart cities, REITs and relaxed FDI rules.
The Kota bus terminal and commercial-complex project’s modified second-phase works were expected to be completed in June 2015.
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