Rain Industries (RAIN) Q4 02/03 earnings summary
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Q4 02/03 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
18-month period ended Sep. 30, 2003; cement operations produced 1.14 million tonnes, while reported net profit was driven by a one-time gain on transfer of the cement business.[document-source]5[document-source]
The restructuring scheme transferred specified cement assets and liabilities effective Apr. 1, 2003; the business transfer was sanctioned by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in Aug. 2004.[document-source]6[document-source]
Financial highlights
Turnover was Rs. 24,642 lakh for 18 months; MD&A gives prior-year turnover of Rs. 26,398 lakh, but the periods differ and are not directly comparable.[document-source]5[document-source]
Net profit after tax was Rs. 4,920 lakh versus a prior-year loss of Rs. 1,204 lakh; pre-extraordinary loss was Rs. 6,698 lakh.[document-source]5[document-source]
EPS was Rs. 22.26 after extraordinary items versus a loss of Rs. 5.45; excluding extraordinary items, EPS was a loss of Rs. 30.30.[document-source]34[document-source]
Production reached 1,141,532 tonnes versus 1,128,787 tonnes; revenue and production comparisons cover 18 months versus 12 months.[document-source]28[document-source]
Operating cash flow was Rs. 8,380 lakh; financing cash outflow was Rs. 8,582 lakh, and closing cash and equivalents were Rs. 51 lakh.[document-source]35[document-source]
Outlook and guidance
Outlook anticipated stronger cement demand and prices, supported by infrastructure, road, airport, seaport and housing investment; recovery was expected to improve demand-supply balance and cement prices.[document-source]27[document-source]
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