Diamond Power Infrastructure (522163) Q4 03/04 earnings summary
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Q4 03/04 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2003-04 covered 18 months; turnover was Rs. 5,144.40 lacs and net loss widened to Rs. 2,075.64 lacs from Rs. 450.25 lacs in the prior 12-month period.
Severe losses, cash outflow from operations and debt-servicing pressure led to a CDR restructuring; sector reforms and large contracts offered potential support for demand.
Financial highlights
Reported turnover was Rs. 5,144.40 lacs for 18 months, versus Rs. 8,386.58 lacs for the 12 months ended September 2003; periods are not directly comparable.
Profit before interest and depreciation was Rs. 194.92 lacs; finance charges were Rs. 1,875.08 lacs and depreciation Rs. 394.08 lacs.
Net loss was Rs. 2,075.64 lacs, versus Rs. 450.25 lacs in 2002-03; EPS was negative Rs. 15.34, versus negative Rs. 3.33.
Net sales were Rs. 5,322.26 lacs; raw material consumed was Rs. 4,305.32 lacs for the 18-month period.
Outlook and guidance
Transmission and distribution prospects were described as strong, supported by planned power capacity additions, grid investment and distribution reforms under the Electricity Act 2003 and APDRP.
Demand was expected to benefit from contracts secured from BSES, L&T and Tata Projects, as well as electricity boards with letter-of-credit or Power Finance Corporation payment support.
The outlook depended on improved utility finances, infrastructure spending and implementation of reforms; industry growth was expected to support electrical-product demand.
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