Ahuwalia Contracts (India) (532811) Q4 21/22 earnings summary
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Q4 21/22 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY22 revenue rose 35.83% YoY to ₹269,246.91 lakh; PAT increased 47.95% to ₹15,525.90 lakh, while reported order backlog stood at ₹1,303,360.97 lakh.
Operating activity remained concentrated in construction contracts; cash exceeded borrowings, but collections, customer concentration and disputed claims remain material execution risks.
Financial highlights
Standalone revenue from operations was ₹269,246.91 lakh vs ₹198,219.03 lakh; total income ₹272,160.88 lakh vs ₹200,450.67 lakh.
Standalone EBITDA was ₹25,660.45 lakh vs ₹15,424.06 lakh; PAT ₹15,525.90 lakh vs ₹7,724.00 lakh; EPS ₹23.18 vs ₹11.53.
Consolidated PAT was ₹15,521.66 lakh vs ₹7,720.00 lakh; consolidated EPS was ₹23.17 vs ₹11.52.
Operating cash flow fell to ₹6,576.95 lakh from ₹25,909.01 lakh, with working-capital movements weighing on cash generation.
Outlook and guidance
Closing contracted orders were ₹1,303,360.97 lakh; remaining performance obligations were ₹579,180.10 lakh, with ₹278,840.75 lakh estimated to convert within one year.
Further expected order-book conversion: ₹186,636.19 lakh in years 1–2, ₹92,029.55 lakh in years 2–3 and ₹21,673.61 lakh in years 3–4.
Management cited infrastructure investment and domestic demand as sector tailwinds; no specific revenue or earnings guidance was stated.
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