K.P.R. Mill (KPRMILL) Q4 22/23 earnings summary
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Q4 22/23 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY23 consolidated revenue rose 28% YoY to ₹6,24,820 lakh; Garments supported performance as high-cost cotton and lower yarn realisations compressed Spinning spreads.
Consolidated PBDIT increased to ₹1,33,671 lakh, while PBT and PAT declined YoY amid higher finance costs and input-cost pressure.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹6,18,588 lakh vs ₹4,82,248 lakh; total income was ₹6,24,820 lakh vs ₹4,90,970 lakh.
Consolidated PBDIT was ₹1,33,671 lakh vs ₹1,30,593 lakh; PBT was ₹1,08,416 lakh vs ₹1,14,152 lakh, and PAT ₹81,410 lakh vs ₹84,184 lakh.
Consolidated EPS was ₹23.81 vs ₹24.47; finance costs rose to ₹7,886 lakh from ₹2,329 lakh.
Operating cash flow was ₹29,867 lakh vs ₹49,423 lakh; capital expenditure was ₹37,902 lakh and closing cash and equivalents ₹10,858 lakh.
Outlook and guidance
Cotton prices had started stabilising and garment order positions remained encouraging; management expected supportive government policies and FTAs to create market opportunities.
₹100 crore textile modernisation and ₹100 crore Vortex spinning mill were expected to complete in FY24; ₹50 crore processing and printing expansion was targeted for H1 FY24.
₹150 crore ethanol expansion was planned to start before Sugar Season 2023-24; management cited potential total ethanol capacity of 480 KLPD.
Brownfield garment expansion could add 10–20 million pieces annually; FASO’s Pan-India rollout was set to expand further.
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