NRB Bearings (NRBBEARING) Q4 03/04 earnings summary
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Q4 03/04 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Record FY03/04 performance: net sales rose 20.2% YoY to Rs.17,491.40 lacs; PBT reached Rs.3,108.56 lacs and PAT Rs.2,035.21 lacs.
Higher volumes, operating efficiencies, cost reduction, product quality and customer support supported results; demand was buoyant across automotive categories.
Financial highlights
Net sales, excluding excise duty, increased to Rs.17,491.40 lacs from Rs.14,546.57 lacs; PBT rose to Rs.3,108.56 lacs from Rs.2,084.99 lacs.
PAT increased to Rs.2,035.21 lacs from Rs.1,301.06 lacs; the year included Rs.197.90 lacs of voluntary retirement compensation expense.
Consolidated sales were Rs.18,191.84 lacs and consolidated PAT Rs.1,857.51 lacs; consolidated EPS was Rs.19.16 versus Rs.12.49.
Net cash from operations was Rs.2,222.24 lacs; net increase in cash and cash equivalents was Rs.131.14 lacs.
Outlook and guidance
Growth prospects were linked to road and infrastructure investment, rising disposable income and lower funding costs; automotive industry potential was considered good.
FY04/05 vehicle-production estimates projected growth of 20% for HCV/MCV, 18% for passenger cars and 11% for motorcycles.
Capacity-enhancement measures were initiated as export opportunities expanded; sustaining growth will require additional capacity investment and stronger brand and value proposition.
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