Tube Investments of India (TIINDIA) Q4 01/02 earnings summary
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Q4 01/02 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY01-02 sales were Rs 1,074.47 cr; PBT rose 8.7% YoY to Rs 55.34 cr and PAT reached Rs 36.27 cr.
Performance came amid 5.5% GDP growth, manufacturing growth slowing to 3.3% from 5.3%, and a decline in the bicycle market.
Cost reduction, quality and productivity improvements, lower inventory and finance charges supported profitability.
Financial highlights
Sales and processing charges fell to Rs 1,074.47 cr from Rs 1,090.02 cr; PBT increased to Rs 55.34 cr from Rs 50.91 cr.
PAT was Rs 36.27 cr versus Rs 36.16 cr; basic and diluted EPS was Rs 14.73 versus Rs 14.69.
Interest expense declined to Rs 15.39 cr from Rs 19.59 cr, while depreciation fell to Rs 27.81 cr from Rs 33.59 cr.
Proposed dividend rose to 55% (Rs 5.50 per share) from 50%; dividend tax provision was Rs 1.26 cr.
Outlook and guidance
Cycles priorities for 2002-03: expand local vendor sourcing while protecting quality, and focus on outsourcing, supply-chain management, distribution and brand management.
Tubes, strips and metal forming priorities: develop products and markets, introduce automotive value-added products, reduce costs, and improve quality and productivity.
The business model was set to move further from conventional manufacturing toward product development, branding and marketing, with outsourcing expected to increase in 2002-03.
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