Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals (500109) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2000-01 revenue was Rs. 2,889.15 crore and net loss was Rs. 185.05 crore; Phase II commercial production began on 10 April 2001.
High debt, weak refining margins and surplus domestic product supply weighed on performance; financial restructuring was initiated.
Financial highlights
Revenue was Rs. 2,889.15 crore vs Rs. 3,198.06 crore YoY; net loss narrowed to Rs. 185.05 crore from Rs. 299.68 crore.
Loss before tax was Rs. 267.22 crore vs Rs. 323.00 crore; interest and finance charges were Rs. 237.83 crore vs Rs. 321.98 crore.
Operating loss after interest, before depreciation and tax, was Rs. 94.36 crore vs Rs. 180.23 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Phase II commercial production commenced 10 April 2001; dual operating streams and scale economies are expected to support future performance.
Karnataka incentives for Phase II total up to Rs. 250 crore p.a. for 14 years; Phase II also received crude-oil entry-tax exemption.
Petroleum-sector deregulation was scheduled for 1 April 2002, with direct marketing rights expected; the request for earlier formula-product rights remained under consideration.
The 364-km Mangalore-Hassan-Bangalore pipeline was expected to be operational by mid-2002; progress was 84.58% as of 15 July 2001.
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