Craftsman Automation (CRAFTSMAN) Q4 20/21 earnings summary
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Q4 20/21 earnings summary
21 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY21 delivered growth despite COVID disruption: standalone operating revenue reached ₹1,546.29 crore, while consolidated revenue was ₹1,559.95 crore.
Revenue mix remained diversified across Powertrain, Automotive Aluminium, and Industrial & Engineering; operations resumed from May after lockdown restrictions eased.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue was ₹1,559.95 crore vs ₹1,492.46 crore; EBITDA was ₹448.49 crore vs ₹406.54 crore.
Consolidated PBT was ₹148.76 crore vs ₹55.77 crore; PAT was ₹97.36 crore vs ₹40.01 crore.
Standalone EBITDA margin reached 29% vs 27%; standalone operating revenue grew 4.2% to ₹1,546 crore.
Consolidated EPS was ₹48.32 vs ₹19.88; FY21 EPS before exceptional items was also ₹48.32.
Outlook and guidance
FY22 performance could be affected by the more severe second COVID wave; no numerical company-specific FY22 guidance was stated.
Strategic priorities: reduce debt and interest costs, sustain EBITDA, raise product value addition, grow existing customer wallet share, and improve Aluminium and Storage profitability.
Powertrain market forecast at 12–14% CAGR for FY20–FY24; organised storage solutions forecast at 19–21% CAGR to ₹38 billion in FY24.
Aluminium castings market forecast at 3–5% volume CAGR and 6–8% value CAGR through FY24.
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