Timken India (522113) Q4 2006 earnings summary
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Q4 2006 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2006 net sales rose 10% to Rs 338.74 crore and profit after tax increased to Rs 38.13 crore; domestic growth offset softer exports.
Jamshedpur output increased 12%; new product launches and service expansion broadened offerings, while inflation and weak US auto demand pressured margins and exports.
Financial highlights
Net sales were Rs 338.74 crore vs Rs 309.01 crore in 2005; domestic sales grew 23%, while exports were marginally lower at Rs 126 crore.
PBT was Rs 58.75 crore vs Rs 52.95 crore; PAT was Rs 38.13 crore vs Rs 34.88 crore.
EBIT was Rs 59.82 crore vs Rs 53.91 crore; depreciation rose to Rs 10.03 crore, largely on a full-year basis for the capitalized DE Line Cell No. 1.
EPS increased to Rs 5.98 from Rs 5.47; no equity dividend was recommended for 2006.
Outlook and guidance
2007 positioning targets growth from India’s fast-growing economy, infrastructure demand, expanded products and services, a wider sales network, and Jamshedpur investment.
Export trends were not expected to show marked improvement in 2007; growth initiatives include both organic and inorganic opportunities.
A further DE-cone capacity cell was planned for installation by end-2007.
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