Antony Waste Handling Cell (AWHCL) Q4 20/21 earnings summary
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Q4 20/21 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2021 consolidated total income rose 3% YoY to ₹480.76 crore; EBITDA increased to ₹130.27 crore from ₹121.44 crore and PAT to ₹64.07 crore from ₹47.15 crore.
Essential waste services continued through COVID-19 lockdowns; collection volumes improved in Q4 versus the prior-year period, though recovery remained incomplete.
Completed IPO and listing on BSE and NSE on January 1, 2021; proceeds supported debt reduction and equity funding for the Pimpri-Chinchwad WTE project.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹465.05 crore versus ₹450.51 crore YoY; total income was ₹480.76 crore versus ₹464.61 crore.
Consolidated EBITDA was ₹130.27 crore versus ₹121.44 crore; PAT was ₹64.07 crore versus ₹47.15 crore.
Consolidated PBT was ₹70.59 crore versus ₹66.94 crore; FY2021 EPS was ₹17.14 versus ₹17.78.
Standalone total income increased 2% to ₹60.47 crore; PAT was ₹13.92 crore versus a ₹13.58 crore loss, and EPS was ₹5.29 versus a loss of ₹8.83.
Outlook and guidance
Pimpri-Chinchwad’s 14 MW WTE plant was scheduled for commissioning on or before March 2023, following site civil works begun in March 2021.
Continued focus on commercially viable projects, clustered geographic expansion, fleet utilisation, cost control and operating efficiency.
Management expected continued volume recovery during 2021 as vaccination widened and commercial activity reopened; YoY comparisons would reflect the pandemic-driven declines in 2020.
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