PTC Industries (539006) Q4 20/21 earnings summary
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Q4 20/21 earnings summary
23 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY21 operations faced COVID-19 shutdowns from March 22 to May 10, 2020; revenue reflected roughly 10 months of operations, while production gradually ramped toward normal levels.
The Advanced Manufacturing & Technology Centre (AMTC) became operational, adding capacity and advanced processes; part of its capacity remained devoted to trials, R&D and new product development.
Strategic priorities centered on technology and manufacturing parity, import substitution, exports, and expansion into aerospace and defence applications.
Financial highlights
Revenue from operations fell 2.84% YoY to Rs 163.35 crore; total income declined 3.87% to Rs 168.55 crore.
EBITDA rose 13% to Rs 40 crore; EBITDA as a percentage of revenue improved to 24.57% from 21% YoY.
Standalone PBT was Rs 12.32 crore vs Rs 13.90 crore; net profit was Rs 4.39 crore vs Rs 10.51 crore.
EPS fell to Rs 8.37 from Rs 20.05, including a Rs 9.57 crore MAT-credit reversal following adoption of the new tax regime.
Operating cash flow was Rs 4.76 crore vs Rs 18.24 crore; cash flow was affected by working-capital movements, including higher receivables.
Outlook and guidance
Medium- to long-term outlook remained positive, supported by new technologies, higher-value products and expansion into aerospace and defence; near-term domestic and export growth outlook remained subdued due to COVID-19.
Plans included developing titanium ingot and billet manufacturing, advancing additive manufacturing, and expanding the sales network into Germany and Japan alongside existing UK, France and US presence.
Demand was expected to recover as business resumed; directors anticipated no material adverse impact on future business prospects, while noting that the pandemic's duration and effects remained uncertain.
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