Gabriel India (505714) Q4 01/02 earnings summary
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Q4 01/02 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY02 sales rose 13% to Rs303.51cr; PBT increased 48% to Rs7.42cr, while PAT fell 13% to Rs3.96cr, mainly due to higher tax expense including deferred tax.
Consolidated PAT was Rs14.67cr and basic EPS Rs16.79; results included a Rs14.26cr surplus on Stallion Shox asset sales.
Financial highlights
Sales were Rs303.51cr versus Rs268.34cr; profit before interest and depreciation was Rs37.06cr versus Rs34.97cr.
PBT was Rs7.42cr versus Rs5.03cr; PAT was Rs3.96cr versus Rs4.56cr, with tax provision rising to Rs3.46cr from Rs0.47cr.
Exports were Rs11.33cr; export turnover represented 3.73% of standalone turnover.
Outlook and guidance
Capacity additions for motorcycle front forks and other ride-control products were intended to capture two-wheeler demand; future plans included new shock absorbers, struts, cartridges, bearings, modules and systems.
Stallion Shox expected output to exceed 5 lakh units in FY03 after relocation; the amalgamation scheme awaited court approvals.
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