Birla Corporation (500335) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
25 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2000-01 total income rose marginally to Rs 1,044 crore; pre-interest surplus increased 41.77% to Rs 65.67 crore and interest expense fell 17% to Rs 43.71 crore.
The year ended with a net loss of Rs 12.71 crore, improved from Rs 38.36 crore; cash profit was Rs 21.96 crore versus a cash loss of Rs 6.21 crore.
Financial highlights
Turnover was Rs 1,021.30 crore versus Rs 1,011.84 crore; total income was Rs 1,043.997 crore versus Rs 1,037.991 crore.
Pre-depreciation surplus was Rs 21.96 crore; depreciation was Rs 35.07 crore, resulting in a Rs 13.11 crore deficit before tax and a Rs 12.71 crore net loss after tax adjustments.
Net worth stood at Rs 232.59 crore; borrowings were Rs 307.78 crore and net current assets were Rs 148.91 crore at 31 March 2001.
Outlook and guidance
Cement realisations had improved late in FY2000-01; prices were expected to hold current levels as infrastructure, Golden Quadrilateral, housing and reconstruction demand strengthened.
Jute demand was expected to improve with better foodgrain crops and higher government purchases; Birla Jute Mills aimed to cut costs and increase value-added output.
Negotiations continued to reopen Soorah Jute Mills; Chittor's Rs 12 crore modernisation was expected to raise output and reduce power consumption.
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