Garware Technical Fibres (509557) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY 2000-01 delivered higher turnover and profit despite an economy-wide recession; domestic sales and exports both grew by more than 11%.
Export growth, value-added product sales and expansion plans for netting supported the outlook; the proposed final dividend was 20% (Rs. 2 per share).
Financial highlights
Total income was Rs. 16,035.15 lakh versus Rs. 14,501.40 lakh; sales were Rs. 15,804.27 lakh versus Rs. 14,180.97 lakh.
Profit before tax rose to Rs. 940.48 lakh from Rs. 877.78 lakh; profit after tax increased to Rs. 870.48 lakh from Rs. 787.78 lakh.
Earnings per share was Rs. 4.44; the proposed final dividend was Rs. 2 per share, absorbing Rs. 391.73 lakh.
Domestic sales reached Rs. 10,453.95 lakh, up more than 12%; export turnover was Rs. 5,350.32 lakh, up more than 11% YoY.
Outlook and guidance
New export markets under development in Japan, Thailand, Vietnam and South America were expected to support exports in coming years.
Netting capacity expansion was underway at Wai, with construction of a new building in progress; global demand for netting was described as encouraging.
R&D plans included Raschel nets for fish farming and extra-high-strength braided twines for export markets.
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