Dodla Dairy (DODLA) Q4 18/19 earnings summary
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Q4 18/19 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY19 consolidated total income rose 6.25% to INR 16,967.83 Mn; EBITDA grew 18.54% to INR 1,320.15 Mn and PAT increased 10.37% to INR 630.01 Mn.
Growth initiatives included the KC Dairy acquisition, commissioning of the Rajahmundry plant, increased direct farmer procurement and expansion in Uganda and Kenya.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations increased 6.18% to INR 16,887.66 Mn from INR 15,904.75 Mn; total income was INR 16,967.83 Mn.
EBITDA was INR 1,320.15 Mn, up 18.54% YoY; EBITDA margin expanded 82 bps to 7.82%.
PAT increased 10.37% to INR 630.01 Mn; PAT margin improved 14 bps to 3.71%.
Consolidated EPS rose to INR 11.32 from INR 10.26; basic EPS reflects the 16:1 bonus issue.
Operating cash flow increased to INR 1,336.88 Mn from INR 860.96 Mn.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy targets growth by converting more milk into higher-returning products, expanding plants and chilling centres, increasing direct procurement, and building overseas markets.
Plans included adding 7–10 chilling centres annually, entering Andhra Pradesh’s coastal regions, and continuing curd and ice cream expansion.
Uganda capacity was being expanded and two sales offices and depots were planned in Kenya to pursue market opportunities.
Management expected demand from packaged dairy and value-added products to remain strong over the next five years.
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