NOCIL (NOCIL) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
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Q4 04/05 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
The 18-month period ended 31 Mar 2005 covered a restructuring that transferred the Petrochemicals and Plastic Products divisions; operations are now focused on Rubber Chemicals.
Positive net worth at period-end followed the demerger; plans were to seek removal from BIFR after adoption of the accounts.
Financial highlights
Turnover was Rs 459 crore vs Rs 452 crore in the previous 18-month period; current-period results include activity affected by the demerger.
Operating profit before depreciation, interest, tax and exceptional items was Rs 35.23 crore; PBT was Rs 174.72 crore, including a Rs 152.39 crore demerger surplus.
PAT was Rs 183.37 crore, including the demerger surplus; adjusted for that item, EPS was Rs 2.53 vs a loss of Rs 29.77 in the previous period.
Exports were Rs 138 crore, up 35% vs the previous period.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected Rubber Chemicals sales volumes and profitability to grow, supported by customer relationships, new products and global capacity restructuring.
Demand for rubber chemicals was expected to rise; Asia-Pacific was the key opportunity, with sales networks being developed in Europe and other markets.
Financing applications were submitted to banks for expansion projects in Rubber Chemicals; rising input costs remained a concern.
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