K.P.R. Mill (KPRMILL) Q4 17/18 earnings summary
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Q4 17/18 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Consolidated revenue reached ₹303,862 lakh, with PAT of ₹29,038 lakh; garment output grew 27% YoY to 78.36 million pieces despite GST disruption and cotton-price volatility.
Expansion in garmenting and processing began contributing; an additional 36-million-piece garment unit was completed, with full benefits expected in FY19.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue ₹303,862 lakh vs ₹284,409 lakh; PBDIT ₹58,943 lakh vs ₹59,074 lakh; PBT ₹39,802 lakh vs ₹37,690 lakh; PAT ₹29,038 lakh vs ₹28,682 lakh.
Consolidated basic and diluted EPS was ₹39.30 vs ₹38.17; total comprehensive income was ₹29,068 lakh vs ₹28,697 lakh.
Standalone revenue was ₹252,659 lakh vs ₹224,626 lakh, with 12% growth reported; PBT was ₹30,956 lakh vs ₹31,031 lakh and PAT ₹22,497 lakh vs ₹23,842 lakh.
Standalone revenue from operations was ₹251,152 lakh vs ₹221,914 lakh; basic and diluted EPS was ₹30.44 vs ₹31.71.
Consolidated operating cash flow was ₹22,598 lakh vs ₹47,705 lakh; capex including capital advances was ₹4,325 lakh vs ₹19,918 lakh.
Outlook and guidance
Full benefits from the expanded garment and processing capacity were expected in FY19; garment-buyer support and order levels were described as strong.
FY19 outlook anticipated cotton prices remaining firm initially, with possible margin expansion from softer cotton prices, improving demand and better consumer spending.
A maiden overseas apparel investment was proposed at Mekelle Industrial Park, Ethiopia, through a planned subsidiary; initial discussions with authorities were underway.
Domestic retail plans targeted premium innerwear; preparatory work had begun, with launch plans to follow finalization.
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