Dilip Buildcon (DBL) Q4 19/20 earnings summary
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Q4 19/20 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY20 faced prolonged monsoon, delayed government appointment dates and COVID-19 lockdown; revenue and margins were pressured, but 14 projects worth ₹105,445 million were completed.
Strategy centers on EPC, geographic and sector diversification, project selection and cost control, cash generation, equipment investment and continued deleveraging.
Financial highlights
Standalone revenue from operations fell 1.71% to ₹89,838 million; EBITDA declined 2.87% to ₹16,033 million from ₹16,508 million.
Standalone PAT was ₹4,250 million versus ₹7,649 million; EPS was ₹31.07 versus ₹55.93.
Consolidated revenue from operations rose 3.3% to ₹97,249 million; PBDIT before exceptional items increased 16.16% to ₹21,052 million.
Consolidated PAT was ₹4,054 million versus ₹5,437 million; EPS declined 25.94% to ₹29.64.
Outlook and guidance
FY21 priorities include EPC focus, improving project selection and cost control, generating cash, strengthening processes and further balance-sheet deleveraging.
Order book was ₹190,816 million at March 31, 2020; FY20 new orders totaled ₹67,250 million across five sectors and six states.
NIP, valued at ₹111 lakh crore for 2020–25, and planned public spending on transport, highways, urban infrastructure and mining reforms were cited as opportunity drivers.
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