Ahuwalia Contracts (India) (532811) Q4 20/21 earnings summary
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Q4 20/21 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY21 revenue from operations rose 5.16% YoY to ₹198,219.04 lakh; standalone PAT increased 19.87% to ₹7,724 lakh despite COVID-related disruption.
Gross order book edged down 0.72% YoY to ₹1,226,254.52 lakh; construction remained the dominant business, with execution and collections exposed to pandemic and project risks.
Financial highlights
Standalone total income was ₹200,450.68 lakh vs ₹189,536.99 lakh; EBITDA was ₹15,424.07 lakh vs ₹15,301.58 lakh.
Standalone PAT rose to ₹7,724 lakh from ₹6,443.59 lakh; EPS increased to ₹11.53 from ₹9.62.
Consolidated PAT was ₹7,719.98 lakh vs ₹6,439.16 lakh; consolidated EPS was ₹11.52 vs ₹9.61.
Operating cash flow increased to ₹25,909 lakh from ₹10,965.50 lakh; cash and cash equivalents reached ₹32,549.15 lakh at FY-end.
Other income increased to ₹2,231.64 lakh from ₹1,044.30 lakh, including ₹842.73 lakh of liabilities written back.
Outlook and guidance
Recovery was progressing but remained slow; reaching pre-COVID levels was expected to take time amid supply-chain interruptions, migrant-labour shortages and liquidity constraints.
Government infrastructure spending, Housing for All, digitisation and adoption of advanced construction technologies were identified as potential sector growth drivers.
The order book was expected to convert into ₹250,792.09 lakh of revenue within one year, with ₹728,335.19 lakh allocated to remaining performance obligations.
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