Timken India (522113) Q4 2010 earnings summary
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Q4 2010 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
2010 marked a strong recovery: net sales reached Rs 4,629 million, up 46% YoY, with higher exports and domestic demand; Jamshedpur operated at capacity.
PBT rose 59% to Rs 713 million, driven by volume gains and cost-management improvements; PAT was Rs 511 million.
Financial highlights
Total income was Rs 4,820 million vs Rs 3,305 million in 2009; net sales were Rs 4,629 million vs Rs 3,160 million.
PAT increased to Rs 511 million from Rs 325 million; EPS was Rs 8.01 vs Rs 5.10.
Export sales rose 82% to Rs 1,439 million; domestic sales grew 34% to Rs 3,190 million.
Outlook and guidance
Strong opening order book supported further planned investment in manufacturing capacity and customer-service capabilities.
Expansion project to add ~2.4 million races annually for tapered roller bearings up to 8 inches; work scheduled for Q1 2011, commercial production expected Q2 2011, with estimated investment of Rs 360 million.
2011 priorities include off-highway OEM and aftermarket reach, services growth, associate development, and manufacturing and supply-chain investment.
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