Honeywell Automation India (517174) Q4 2006 earnings summary
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Q4 2006 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY06 sales grew 31% YoY, EBITDA 70%, and EPS 70%; all segments grew in similar proportions.
PAT reached Rs 580.1m, while operating cash flow was Rs 762.9m, equal to 131% of net income.
Growth initiatives, localization and working-capital discipline supported performance; outlook remained tied to continued investment in industry, infrastructure and construction.
Financial highlights
Net sales were Rs 6,439.5m for the year ended Dec. 31, 2006, up from Rs 4,930.0m in 2005; sales and other income totaled Rs 6,683.8m.
Operating profit was Rs 900.0m versus Rs 527.0m; PBT was Rs 776.5m versus Rs 380.1m.
PAT was Rs 580.1m versus Rs 340.8m; basic/diluted EPS was Rs 65.61 versus Rs 38.55.
Proposed dividend was Rs 10 per share, described as a 100% increase; Rs 100m was transferred to general reserve.
Outlook and guidance
HPS expected high growth to continue in FY07, supported by industrial expansion, power generation, metals investment, refinery expansions and Euro 3/4 compliance projects.
More than 1,200 petrol stations were confirmed for automation in 2007; expanded manufacturing facilities were expected to be completed by June 2007.
Novar building-control system integrators were targeted for expansion in 2007; 10 had been appointed by year-end 2006.
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