JSW Cement (JSWCEMENT) Q4 15/16 earnings summary
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Q4 15/16 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY16 revenue from operations reached ₹1,272.01 crore, up 38% YoY; EBITDA was ₹309.15 crore, up 85%, and PAT was ₹89.25 crore versus a ₹23.47 crore loss.
Sales volume rose 35.7% to 3.65 mt and production increased 34.1% to 3.66 mt, despite subdued demand and surplus supply in target markets.
Financial highlights
Gross turnover was ₹1,435.38 crore versus ₹1,056.16 crore; net turnover was ₹1,272.01 crore versus ₹921.91 crore.
EBITDA increased to ₹309.15 crore from ₹166.70 crore; finance costs fell 8% to ₹132.55 crore, while depreciation and amortisation rose 25% to ₹56.93 crore.
PAT was ₹89.25 crore versus a ₹23.47 crore loss; basic and diluted EPS were ₹1.99 versus negative ₹0.69.
Other income increased to ₹17.80 crore from ₹5.07 crore, including ₹11.41 crore of government incentive income and an insurance claim recognition.
Outlook and guidance
Capacity ambition: 30 mtpa by 2020; separate expansion plans target 20 mtpa over three years, with 9.6 mtpa of grinding capacity planned over the next two years.
Planned projects include 2.4 mtpa each at Vijayanagar and Salboni, plus 1.2 mtpa each at Dolvi and Jajpur; Salem is also planned at 1.2 mtpa, subject to approvals.
Nandyal projects include a 500-tonne GGBS bulk-loading facility, additional truck-loading bays, and railway siding and bulk cement-loading works at Panyam.
FY16-17 Indian GDP growth was forecast at 7–7.75%; cement consumption was projected to grow at ~9% CAGR during FY17–FY20.
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