SRF (SRF) Q4 04/05 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q4 04/05 earnings summary
19 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY05 net sales rose 28.66% to Rs. 1,055.24 crore; PBDIT increased 11.41% to Rs. 161.89 crore and PAT rose 44.32% to Rs. 60.05 crore.
Higher raw-material costs and losses in new businesses pressured margins, while capacity additions and productivity initiatives supported plans for faster growth.
Four Industrial Synthetics manufacturing units won the Deming Application Prize, the first tyre-cord producer outside Japan to receive the award.
Financial highlights
Gross sales increased 23.88% to Rs. 1,158.54 crore; net sales grew 28.66% to Rs. 1,055.24 crore, and total income rose 29.11% to Rs. 1,077.94 crore.
PBDIT was Rs. 161.89 crore vs. Rs. 145.31 crore; PBT rose 16.29% to Rs. 84.31 crore and PAT increased 44.32% to Rs. 60.05 crore.
EPS increased to Rs. 9.31 from Rs. 6.45; proposed dividend was 25%, or Rs. 2.50 per equity share.
Operating cash flow was Rs. 75.55 crore; investing outflow was Rs. 305.30 crore, mainly reflecting fixed-asset purchases of Rs. 314.46 crore.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected expanded capacities and further productivity and efficiency gains to drive revenue and profit growth over the next few years.
Planned FY06–FY07 investments included 13,300 TPA of fibre, 6,000 TPA of dipping, 7,000 TPA of fabric and a new 14,600 TPA Nylon-6 fibre plant.
HFC-32 capacity was expected to be ready for commercial production by Q4 FY06, with process flexibility for HFC-134a.
Belting-fabric exports were identified as a growth driver; packaging films strategy prioritized cost efficiency, value-added products and stronger customer engagement.
Latest events from SRF
- Strong growth and investment momentum amid margin pressure and weaker sequential results.SRF
Q2 26/27 - Core-business expansion advanced, but debt pressure made financial restructuring urgent.SRF
Q4 96/97 - Restructuring sets the stage for recovery after FY97-98 profit fell sharply.SRF
Q4 97/98 - Cost cuts and restructuring lifted profit, but dumping and input costs kept margins under pressure.SRF
Q4 98/99 - Profit nearly doubled as core expansion and financial restructuring strengthened performance.SRF
Q4 99/00 - Profit rose 49.96%, but weak demand and depressed prices constrained the outlook.SRF
Q4 00/01 - Lower sales and PAT, offset by debt reduction and portfolio transformation.SRF
Q4 01/02 - Sales and PBT climbed as debt fell and new growth projects advanced.SRF
Q4 02/03 - Lower financing costs lifted earnings despite margin pressure from imports and raw materials.SRF
Q4 03/04