Gabriel India (505714) Q4 03/04 earnings summary
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Q4 03/04 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY03/04 sales rose 12% to Rs 4,210.0 million; PBT increased 29% to Rs 262.4 million and PAT rose 42% to Rs 166.8 million.
Ride Control growth and a stronger OEM customer base offset lower Engine Bearings turnover and labor disruption at Parwanoo.
Financial highlights
Domestic sales were Rs 4,076.83 million versus Rs 3,632.27 million; export sales were Rs 133.17 million versus Rs 121.26 million.
Profit before interest and depreciation was Rs 492.4 million versus Rs 472.1 million; interest fell to Rs 84.2 million from Rs 131.7 million.
PAT was Rs 166.83 million versus Rs 117.26 million; basic and diluted EPS were both Rs 23.23 versus Rs 16.44 and Rs 16.31, respectively.
Outlook and guidance
New Chakan orders for Chevrolet Tavera, Toyota’s new project, Maruti Alto and Wagon R were expected to begin supplying in FY04/05; Noida Omni supplies were also planned for FY04/05.
Capacity enhancement for Noida motorcycle shock absorbers and front forks was expected to be completed by July 2004; Engine Bearings units planned a stronger domestic and export push.
R&D plans target new shock absorbers, struts, cartridges, bearings, modules and systems for domestic and export markets.
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