CIE Automotive India (532756) Q4 2016 earnings summary
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Q4 2016 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY16 marked the shift from financial consolidation to growth through earnings-accretive acquisitions, closer CIE integration and operational improvement; Bill Forge was acquired in October 2016.
Consolidated revenue was ₹55,245.8 million and net profit ₹1,690.1 million for 12 months; prior figures cover nine months and are not comparable.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹55,245.8 million versus ₹40,007.2 million; net profit was ₹1,690.1 million versus ₹767.2 million, with periods of 12 and nine months, respectively.
Consolidated EBIT was ₹3,209.1 million and EBITDA ₹5,534.4 million for FY16; the nine-month FY15 figures were ₹1,510.2 million and ₹3,140.4 million.
Standalone revenue was ₹18,085.5 million and profit after tax ₹514.5 million for 12 months; prior nine-month figures were ₹13,368.1 million and ₹313.1 million.
Standalone profit before tax included a ₹90.2 million exceptional charge for the one-time voluntary retirement scheme payment.
Consolidated EPS was ₹5.01 basic and ₹4.99 diluted, versus ₹2.37 for each measure in the prior nine-month period.
Outlook and guidance
Phase two targets growth and closer integration with CIE, including export growth, customer diversification, efficiency gains, Bill Forge integration and commercial synergies.
Germany’s turnaround is underway, with margins targeted at acceptable levels over the next few quarters; continued European operational improvement is a priority.
Management expected gradual European demand recovery and said operational-efficiency, pricing and workforce actions at MFE were expected to yield results in 2017.
The strategy includes assessing further acquisitions to reinforce market position, with Southeast Asia identified as an inorganic growth opportunity.
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