Exide Industries (500086) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY01 sales reached Rs 9,543.77 million versus Rs 9,396.92 million; profit after tax fell to Rs 415.51 million from Rs 488.92 million amid weak industrial demand and price pressure from imports.
Production reached 7.2 million automotive batteries and 397.84 million amp-hours of industrial batteries; automotive original-equipment share remained 90%.
Financial highlights
Profit before depreciation was Rs 919.26 million versus Rs 947.34 million; reported PBT after exceptional items was Rs 485.51 million versus Rs 551.42 million.
Exceptional items were Rs 35.63 million, including VRS, ERP/Y2K, website development and foreign-currency loan exchange loss; tax was Rs 70 million versus Rs 62.5 million.
Net profit was Rs 415.51 million versus Rs 488.92 million; EPS was Rs 11.10 versus Rs 13.58 in the financial results table.
Export incentives credited against materials consumed were Rs 105.14 million versus Rs 67.27 million; export income was Rs 462.11 million versus Rs 317.73 million.
Outlook and guidance
Medium-term outlook was described as positive, with expected infrastructure deregulation supporting industrial battery demand, particularly in telecom, power and railways.
A recently awarded railway tender was expected to improve order flow; part of the Indian Navy submarine order was to be fulfilled in the current year.
Caldyne planned to begin operating from its new Salt Lake facility by Q3 of the current year and pursue VRLA and other industrial battery production.
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