Amara Raja Energy & Mobility (500008) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
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Q4 04/05 earnings summary
21 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY05 gross sales crossed Rs. 2.68bn, up 34% YoY; growth came from Industrial and Automotive battery volumes.
Profit after tax rose to Rs. 86.9m from Rs. 13.9m; high Lead prices continued to pressure margins.
Financial highlights
Gross sales were Rs. 2,685.4m vs Rs. 1,999.2m; net sales were Rs. 2,368.1m vs Rs. 1,759.0m.
PBT was Rs. 135.8m vs Rs. 11.5m; PAT was Rs. 86.9m vs Rs. 13.9m.
Production rose to 1.231m batteries from 944,632; sales volume reached 1.223m from 947,658.
A Rs. 2 per share dividend was recommended, absorbing Rs. 25.97m including dividend tax.
Outlook and guidance
Medium-term growth was expected across Industrial and Automotive batteries; export markets were set for continued expansion.
Telecom subscriber targets of 250m by 2007 and greater UPS demand from Banking and IT were expected to support Industrial battery demand.
Automotive battery capacity expansion to 2.4m units annually was expected to finish by end-Dec 2005; retailer count target was 12,000 by Mar 2006.
FY06 Automotive export volumes were expected to rise further; Industrial exports were also a development focus.
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