GMR Airports (GMRINFRA) Q4 09/10 earnings summary
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Q4 09/10 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY10 consolidated net revenue rose 13.62% YoY to Rs. 4,566.51 crore; EBITDA increased 27.89% to Rs. 1,364.31 crore, while net profit after minority interest and associate losses fell 43.32% to Rs. 158.40 crore.
Delivery milestones included completion of Delhi Terminal 3, early opening of Istanbul’s new terminal, two power-project acquisitions totaling 1,970 MW, and three new highway concessions.
Expansion across airports, power, roads and urban infrastructure continued alongside substantial project investment and financing activity.
Financial highlights
Consolidated gross revenue was Rs. 5,123.42 crore, up 14.46% YoY; net revenue was Rs. 4,566.51 crore, up 13.62%.
EBITDA rose 27.89% to Rs. 1,364.31 crore; cash profit increased 14.10% to Rs. 734.61 crore.
Profit before tax and minority interest fell 41.5% to Rs. 193.13 crore; PAT before minority interest and associate losses fell 18.68% to Rs. 225.34 crore.
Net profit after minority interest and associate losses declined 43.32% to Rs. 158.40 crore; EPS was Rs. 0.43 versus Rs. 0.77, on Re. 1 face-value shares.
Total assets increased 42.59% to Rs. 31,793.20 crore; net worth rose 4.59% to Rs. 8,657.21 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Delhi Terminal 3 was scheduled to commence commercial operations in July 2010; Kakinada’s relocated 220 MW gas-fired plant was expected to begin operations by July 2010.
Power projects in construction were targeted for commercial operation from 2012 to 2014; 2010-11 priorities included execution, asset optimization, further acquisitions and fuel-security investments.
Delhi hospitality development and Hyderabad aerotropolis plans were to advance; the first phase of Krishnagiri SEZ was expected to commence during FY11.
Airport plans focused on commercial revenue growth, passenger experience and Hyderabad MRO development, with first-phase operations targeted for July 2011.
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