Gabriel India (505714) Q4 02/03 earnings summary
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Q4 02/03 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY02/03 sales rose 22% YoY to Rs. 3,753.5 million; PBT increased 174% to Rs. 203.4 million and PAT increased 196% to Rs. 117.3 million.
Ride Control Products drove growth through higher motorcycle and commercial-vehicle demand, capacity additions, and expanded OEM business; Engine Bearings remained broadly flat.
Financial highlights
Sales were Rs. 3,753.53 million vs Rs. 3,080.76 million; profit before interest and depreciation was Rs. 469.8 million vs Rs. 370.6 million.
PBT was Rs. 203.35 million vs Rs. 74.17 million; PAT was Rs. 117.26 million vs Rs. 39.62 million, after Rs. 86.1 million of current and deferred tax provisions.
Basic EPS rose to Rs. 16.44 from Rs. 5.55; proposed dividend increased to Rs. 5 per share from Rs. 3.
Outlook and guidance
Capacity additions and product development were positioned to meet growing demand from current and future vehicle models; planned development spans Ride Control Products and Bearings for domestic and export markets.
SOQI, Japan shock absorber exports began during the year and were expected to grow substantially; efforts to secure additional export markets would continue.
Engine Bearings was set to intensify domestic and overseas market efforts; management planned further debt reduction.
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