NOCIL (NOCIL) Q4 05/06 earnings summary
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Q4 05/06 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY06 marks the transition to a standalone rubber chemicals business following the demerger of petrochemicals and plastic products operations; BIFR declared the business no longer sick in Nov. 2005.
FY06 profit before tax was Rs 67.07 crore and profit after tax Rs 59.69 crore; reported comparisons are limited because the prior period covered 18 months and included demerger effects.
The Board recommended a 5% dividend on equity capital.
Financial highlights
Sales including excise duty were Rs 403.76 crore; sales net of excise were Rs 363.03 crore. Total turnover was Rs 398 crore, versus Rs 440 crore in the prior 18-month period.
Operating profit before depreciation, interest, tax and exceptional items was Rs 73.83 crore; depreciation Rs 6.07 crore and interest Rs 0.69 crore.
PBT was Rs 67.07 crore and PAT Rs 59.69 crore; tax provisions included current tax, deferred tax and fringe benefit tax, partly offset by Rs 5.70 crore MAT credit entitlement.
Rubber chemicals production was 30,922 MT; finished-product production was 5% higher than in the corresponding previous period, although the reporting periods differ in length.
Outlook and guidance
Near-term rubber chemicals growth was expected on rising demand for rubber products, supported by global economic strength and infrastructure investment in India.
Planned growth actions included debottlenecking key products, technical development, new-product launches and additional manufacturing facilities at an alternate site.
Management expected newly approved export products to begin contributing soon and said customer approvals and annual supply contracts were secured.
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