Rain Industries (RAIN) Q4 01/02 earnings summary
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Q4 01/02 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY02 revenue reached ₹290.86 crore, while the year ended with a ₹25.62 crore loss before tax and a ₹12.04 crore loss after tax.
Operational loss was ₹14.62 crore after excluding ₹8.13 crore of sales-tax deferment reversal and ₹2.87 crore of current-year sales tax not treated as deferred.
Cement sales volume rose by 77,374 tonnes; market share was maintained despite weak pricing and new regional capacity.
Financial highlights
Sales were ₹290.86 crore vs ₹269.38 crore in FY01; other income increased to ₹3.58 crore from ₹1.23 crore.
Loss before tax was ₹25.62 crore vs prior-year profit before tax of ₹2.86 crore; loss after tax was ₹12.04 crore vs prior-year profit after tax of ₹2.61 crore.
Interest and financial charges were ₹31.20 crore vs ₹33.99 crore; depreciation was ₹9.99 crore, broadly level with ₹10.00 crore in FY01.
Cement sales were 11,38,661 tonnes vs 10,61,287 tonnes; cement production was 11,28,787 tonnes vs 10,60,124 tonnes.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected sales volumes to improve in FY03, citing stronger demand, infrastructure activity in Andhra Pradesh and market reach in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry.
The Prime Minister’s rural roads program, Golden Quadrilateral and broader infrastructure development were seen as potential drivers of cement demand.
Priorities included cost reduction, product quality, expense discipline and product-mix changes to improve realizations; a return to profitability was an expectation, not quantified guidance.
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