Gabriel India (505714) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2000-01 sales rose 10% to ₹268.34 crore despite weak automotive demand; PAT increased 71% to ₹4.56 crore.
Cost reduction, improved OEM penetration, marketing initiatives and working-capital management supported growth; pricing and margins remained under severe pressure.
Financial highlights
Sales ₹268.34 crore vs ₹244.28 crore; profit before tax ₹5.03 crore vs ₹3.06 crore; PAT ₹4.56 crore vs ₹2.67 crore.
Profit before interest and depreciation ₹34.97 crore vs ₹33.72 crore; net interest ₹19.07 crore vs ₹20.79 crore; depreciation ₹10.87 crore vs ₹9.87 crore.
Proposed dividend ₹2.50/share vs ₹2.00; total proposed payout ₹1.78 crore vs ₹1.42 crore.
Exports were ₹10.96 crore vs ₹11.42 crore; foreign exchange earnings ₹10.96 crore and outgoings ₹11.17 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Kayaba-design McPherson strut supplies from Gurgaon expected to start in Q1 FY2001-02; gas-charged shock absorber supplies for Maruti Suzuki expected in H2.
Focus areas include product-mix rationalisation, supply-chain and working-capital management, TPM, Six Sigma and defect-free manufacturing.
Development priorities include shock absorbers, struts, cartridges, bearings, modules and systems for domestic and export markets.
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