APAR Industries (APARINDS) Q4 02/03 earnings summary
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Q4 02/03 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY03 gross income rose 5.93% YoY to Rs 6,159.72 million; net profit increased 34% to Rs 154.70 million.
Net sales reached Rs 5,559.77 million, while lower interest costs supported profit growth despite higher monomer costs and pricing pressure.
Financial highlights
Net sales were Rs 5,559.77 million vs Rs 5,298.58 million in FY02; profit before interest, depreciation, tax and exceptional items was Rs 427.79 million vs Rs 483.97 million.
Net profit after tax was Rs 154.70 million vs Rs 115.42 million; exchange-rate difference was a net gain of Rs 24.56 million, while VRS and technical know-how write-offs totaled Rs 16.94 million.
Proposed equity dividend rose to Rs 1.50/share from Rs 1.00; preference dividend remained Rs 1/share.
Operating cash flow was Rs 622.15 million vs Rs 37.98 million in FY02.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected reasonable FY04 performance, subject to risks and uncertainties, while developing a strategic plan to address pressures across all three divisions.
Polymers outlook centers on new NBR grades, blends, powder products, R&D, cost reduction and export opportunities; anti-dumping duties were expected to help offset margin pressure.
Oils outlook included higher Silvassa capacity, export development and improved price realization, tempered by competition; conductors expected better profitability from productivity and export orders.
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