Dalmia Bharat (DALBHARAT) Q4 14/15 earnings summary
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Q4 14/15 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated gross revenue rose 17% YoY to ₹3,998.62 crore and operating EBITDA increased 29% to ₹607.03 crore; net profit was ₹3.05 crore versus a ₹8.42 crore loss in FY14.
Capacity reached 24 MnT after a decade of rapid expansion and acquisitions; the strategic focus shifted to asset utilisation, cost control and balance-sheet strengthening.
Financial highlights
Consolidated net revenue was ₹3,514.12 crore versus ₹3,015.82 crore; other income rose to ₹93.34 crore from ₹69.65 crore.
Operating EBITDA increased to ₹607.03 crore from ₹472.34 crore; EBITDA margin rose to 17.27% from 15.66%.
Consolidated net profit was ₹3.05 crore versus a loss of ₹8.42 crore; basic EPS was ₹0.38 versus a loss per share of ₹1.04.
Cement production and sales volume each rose 5% YoY, to 7.01 MnT and 7.02 MnT, respectively.
Financial charges rose 38% to ₹434.38 crore, while depreciation increased 12% to ₹271.58 crore following new facility commissioning.
Outlook and guidance
No further capacity investment planned until the balance sheet is strengthened; priorities are higher utilisation, operating surpluses and progressive monetisation of investments.
Management expected existing capacity and geographic diversification to benefit from infrastructure and housing demand as India’s economic recovery progresses.
Continued cost optimisation, inter-plant benchmarking, best-practice sharing and logistics improvements were identified as priorities.
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