BEML Limited (500048) Q4 03/04 earnings summary
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Q4 03/04 earnings summary
21 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2003-04 gross sales reached a record Rs.176,574.59 lakh; PBT rose to Rs.5,018.14 lakh, while PAT was Rs.2,416.60 lakh versus Rs.2,610.06 lakh in FY 2002-03.
A 20% dividend was recommended; sales target for FY 2004-05 was Rs.198,768 lakh, supported by an order book of Rs.215,502 lakh for delivery during FY 2004-05 and beyond.
Financial highlights
Gross sales rose from Rs.168,117 lakh to Rs.176,575 lakh; value of production declined from Rs.174,016 lakh to Rs.169,186 lakh.
PBT increased to Rs.5,018.14 lakh from Rs.3,786.96 lakh; tax provision rose to Rs.2,601.54 lakh from Rs.1,176.90 lakh, and PAT was Rs.2,416.60 lakh versus Rs.2,610.06 lakh.
Interest expense declined to Rs.148.41 lakh from Rs.299.54 lakh; no fresh debt was raised and working capital was funded from internal resources.
Operating cash flow was Rs.313.36 crore; cash and cash equivalents increased to Rs.507.95 crore from Rs.201.49 crore.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2004-05 sales target was Rs.198,768 lakh, with higher profitability sought through marketing initiatives and cost reduction.
Orders valued at Rs.215,502 lakh covered deliveries during FY 2004-05 and beyond; export target was set at over Rs.100 crore, described as challenging amid strong global competition.
Planned initial capital expenditure of Rs.3,000 lakh was intended to replace and update plant and machinery, supporting production, productivity and quality.
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