Kalpataru Projects International (KPIL) Q4 16/17 earnings summary
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Q4 16/17 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY17 standalone revenue rose 14% to ₹5,011 Cr, EBITDA grew 17% to ₹529 Cr and PAT increased 40% to ₹269 Cr; consolidated revenue rose 5% to ₹7,629 Cr and PAT 107% to ₹157 Cr.
Standalone year-end order book reached ₹9,017 Cr, excluding favourably placed bids; consolidated order book exceeded ₹16,000 Cr, with 52% of standalone orders from overseas markets.
Financial highlights
Standalone PBT was ₹403 Cr versus ₹296 Cr in FY16; standalone EPS was ₹17.54 versus ₹12.54.
International revenue was ₹1,995 Cr, or 39.82% of standalone revenue; standalone domestic revenue was ₹3,016 Cr.
Consolidated EPS increased to ₹10.25 from ₹4.94 in FY16.
Outlook and guidance
JMC maintained guidance for growth of 15–20% in the year ahead after navigating demonetisation challenges.
Railway revenue was expected to nearly double; railway and pipeline orders together represented around 8% of the order book and were expected to grow significantly.
Power T&D, rail and pipeline investment, including international opportunities in Africa and Southeast Asia, was expected to support order traction and growth.
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