JSW Holdings (JSWHL) Q4 21/22 earnings summary
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Q4 21/22 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY22 revenue reached ₹18,614.21 lakh; standalone PAT rose 104.86% YoY to ₹13,460.28 lakh and consolidated PAT rose 101.58% to ₹15,161.61 lakh.
An Unregistered Core Investment Company, with 90% of investments, loans and advances required to be in Group Companies; held 7.50% of JSW Steel, valued at over ₹13,000 crore at March 31, 2022.
Financial highlights
Standalone revenue was ₹18,614.21 lakh vs ₹9,281.19 lakh; dividend income ₹11,828.01 lakh, interest income ₹5,805.81 lakh and pledge fees ₹980.39 lakh.
Standalone profit before interest, depreciation and tax was ₹18,038.76 lakh; PBT ₹18,037.29 lakh and PAT ₹13,460.28 lakh vs ₹6,570.52 lakh in FY21.
Consolidated PAT was ₹15,161.61 lakh, including ₹1,701.33 lakh share of associate profit; consolidated EPS was ₹136.66 vs ₹67.96.
Total comprehensive income was ₹7,34,850.71 lakh consolidated, including ₹7,19,689.11 lakh OCI; investment fair-value changes drove most of the OCI.
No dividend was recommended; FY22 profits were retained in the profit and loss account.
Outlook and guidance
Prospects remain tied to JSW Steel and Indian steel demand; domestic demand is supported by infrastructure spending, urbanization and manufacturing initiatives.
India steel demand was forecast at 114 MT in 2022 vs 106 MT in 2021; global steel demand forecasts were 1.84 billion MT in 2022 and 1.88 billion MT in 2023.
FY23 global growth and steel outlook face inflation, high energy and commodity prices, Russia-Ukraine tensions, supply-chain disruption and financial-market volatility.
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