Cipla (CIPLA) Q4 09/10 earnings summary
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Q4 09/10 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY10 sales and other income reached Rs 5,713.24 crore; PBT rose 47% to Rs 1,324.99 crore and PAT rose 39% to Rs 1,081.49 crore.
Results included Rs 95 crore from the sale of i-pill rights; PBT excluding this exceptional item was Rs 1,229.99 crore.
Domestic growth was 10%; exports faced raw-material shortages, lower anti-retroviral tender business and adverse FX movements.
Financial highlights
Net sales were Rs 5,359.52 crore versus Rs 4,960.60 crore; other income was Rs 353.72 crore versus Rs 355.22 crore.
Material costs were Rs 2,452.98 crore, employee costs Rs 318.87 crore, R&D expenses Rs 250.69 crore and depreciation Rs 165.25 crore.
Net cash from operating activities was Rs 1,041.68 crore versus Rs 375.59 crore; year-end cash and bank balances were Rs 60.84 crore.
EPS was Rs 12.49 before exceptional items and Rs 13.69 after exceptional items, versus Rs 9.99 in FY09 on both bases.
Outlook and guidance
Domestic strategy targets growth in trade channels, hospitals and institutions, leveraging new products, therapeutic breadth and brand value.
Export plans focus on off-patent generics, strategic partners and more than 6,000 product registrations across 170+ countries.
Indore SEZ formulations production began in April 2010; further investment covers Vikhroli R&D, Bengaluru and Patalganga API capacity, and biosimilar facilities.
Technology transfer remains a focus; FY10 income from technical consultancy services was Rs 154 crore.
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