PCBL Chemical (PCBL) Q4 98/99 earnings summary
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Q4 98/99 earnings summary
2 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY ended Sep. 30, 1999: sales volume rose 18.6% to 116,952 MT and turnover from operations increased 13%, despite weak demand and pricing pressure.
PBT increased 66.2% to Rs 476.64 lakh; PAT rose 47.5% to Rs 381.64 lakh.
Financial highlights
Sales were Rs 34,138.37 lakh vs Rs 30,169.95 lakh YoY; other income was Rs 584.53 lakh vs Rs 566.80 lakh.
PBT was Rs 476.64 lakh vs Rs 287.08 lakh; tax provision was Rs 95 lakh vs Rs 28.50 lakh; PAT was Rs 381.64 lakh vs Rs 258.58 lakh.
Interest expense rose to Rs 2,895.05 lakh from Rs 2,624.75 lakh; depreciation after revaluation-reserve transfer was Rs 851.12 lakh vs Rs 723.54 lakh.
Proposed dividend remained 10% (Rs 1 per share), requiring Rs 177.53 lakh, plus Rs 19.53 lakh dividend tax.
Outlook and guidance
A double-digit carbon black market growth rate was expected in the current year as the automobile and tyre industries recovered and exports improved.
Cost savings were expected from the Andersen Consulting program, improved capacity utilization and higher operating efficiency.
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