Dabur India (DABUR) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY00/01 sales grew 11.9% to Rs.1,166.5 crore, nearly double the FMCG industry’s ~6% value growth; profit after tax excluding non-recurring income rose 39.2%.
Stronger product mix, lower interest costs and purchase efficiencies supported profit growth; working-capital days fell from 82 to 66 and ROCE rose to 18.4% from 14.3%.
Financial highlights
Sales reached Rs.1,166.47 crore versus Rs.1,042.59 crore in FY99/00; total income including other income was Rs.1,185.34 crore.
Reported profit before tax was Rs.85.17 crore and profit after tax Rs.77.63 crore; adjusted PAT excluding extra-ordinary income was reported at Rs.78.23 crore in the directors’ report.
Other income declined to Rs.18.87 crore from Rs.34.19 crore, while financial expenses rose to Rs.29.66 crore from Rs.25.11 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Future growth focus: product and process innovation, affordable launches, stronger brand orientation and offerings tailored to younger consumers.
Operational priorities include further improvement in working capital, ROCE and EVA; Dabur Foods was expected to break even in FY01/02.
Oncology formulation production at the UK subsidiary was expected to begin by year-end 2001, supporting entry into European and US markets.
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