LT Foods (LTFOODS) Q4 19/20 earnings summary
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Q4 19/20 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY20 consolidated revenue rose 7% YoY to Rs. 4,184 crore; EBITDA increased 21% to Rs. 509 crore and PAT rose 45% to Rs. 199 crore.
Growth reflected stronger consumer business, international markets and organic foods, alongside improved margins and lower borrowings.
Operations continued through COVID-19 lockdowns with no significant disruption; home consumption and online demand gained traction.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was Rs. 4,184 crore versus Rs. 3,915 crore; gross profit reached Rs. 1,117 crore, up 14% YoY.
EBITDA was Rs. 509 crore versus Rs. 421 crore; EBIT Rs. 417 crore versus Rs. 352 crore; PBT Rs. 281 crore versus Rs. 214 crore.
PAT increased to Rs. 199 crore from Rs. 137 crore; EPS was Rs. 5.77 versus Rs. 3.96.
Standalone revenue was Rs. 2,378 crore, up 7.6%; standalone PAT rose 56.3% to Rs. 85 crore and EPS to Rs. 2.66.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities: grow core basmati, expand organic and health/convenience foods, improve margins and ROCE, and strengthen financial metrics.
Plans include wider distribution, more value-added products and higher-margin mix; growth engines include Daawat Cuppa Rice, Kari Kari, fortified rice, sauces and ready-to-heat products.
FY21 plans included expanding Kari Kari into more Indian channels and international markets; broadening Cuppa Rice distribution after its Indian Railways contract.
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