APAR Industries (APARINDS) Q4 06/07 earnings summary
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Q4 06/07 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2006-07 consolidated sales rose 36.12% to Rs. 15,141.44 million; EBITDA increased 32.61% to Rs. 1,115.71 million, while PAT grew 15.91% to Rs. 485.21 million.
Top-line growth exceeded the 25–30% target; PAT growth was below the 20% estimate, affected by higher taxes and deliberate speciality-oil price reductions.
Financial highlights
Consolidated PBT before exceptional items rose to Rs. 691.24 million from Rs. 545.50 million; exceptional items were Rs. 38.45 million.
Exports increased to Rs. 3,174 million from Rs. 1,956 million; exports represented 20.96% of revenue, versus 17.58% in FY 2005-06.
Basic EPS increased 11.49% to Rs. 15.53; diluted EPS rose 7.75% to Rs. 15.01.
Operating and other expenses fell 55 bps as a share of total income to 93.11%; raw materials were 92.49% of operating costs and rose 39.74% in value.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2007-08 revenue growth targets: conductors 25–30% and speciality oils 20%; overall revenue target of Rs. 22 billion by 2010.
Conductor orders were expected to improve from September 2007 as delayed tenders moved forward; installed capacity was expanded 25% ahead of anticipated demand.
Speciality oils outlook was supported by major users' 6–10-year order coverage and plans to expand sales in Africa; polymer demand prospects were tied to automotive and industrial growth.
Planned conductor capacity rises from 55,000 MT in FY 2007 to 65,000 MT in FY 2008 and 75,000 MT in FY 2009; capacity was planned to double by 2012.
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