Huhtamaki India (509820) Q4 2005 earnings summary
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Q4 2005 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY05 set records for sales, EBDIT, EBIT and cash earnings per share despite the Thane flood, high input costs and pricing pressure.
Net sales rose 9.9% YoY and PAT rose to Rs.276.7m; export growth and new-product initiatives supported performance.
Financial highlights
Gross sales were Rs.4,984.1m vs Rs.4,539.1m; net sales were Rs.4,328.6m vs Rs.3,940.2m in FY04.
PBT before extraordinary items was Rs.386.9m; reported PBT after the Rs.8.0m flood loss was Rs.378.9m, vs Rs.336.5m in FY04.
PAT was Rs.276.7m vs Rs.241.1m; reported EPS was Rs.22.07 vs Rs.19.23, while EPS excluding extraordinary items was Rs.22.71.
EBDIT reached Rs.633.6m, EBIT Rs.384.2m and cash EPS Rs.41.96, all reported as FY05 records.
Outlook and guidance
FY06 outlook remained cautious: firm raw-material prices and continued selling-price pressure, with an expectation of acceptable financial performance.
North India Greenfield plant was expected to begin initial production in Q3 2006; full sales benefit was expected in the latter part of 2007.
FY06 capex budget was Rs.535m, including Thane revival, specialized pouching, labels and cartons capacity, and a cost-effective power solution.
Double-digit consumer-packaging demand and continued NASP innovation underpinned a positive longer-term outlook.
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