Voltas (VOLTAS) Q4 01/02 earnings summary
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Q4 01/02 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2001-02 profit after tax rose to Rs.168.336m from Rs.55.801m; results included substantial asset-sale gains and a Rs.307.795m VRS charge. Borrowings fell and the recommended dividend increased to 18%.
Restructuring focused on exiting non-core activities, right-sizing staffing, cutting costs and working capital, and integrating Voltas International’s project business.
Financial highlights
Sales and services were Rs.9,406.620m vs Rs.8,537.166m; other income was Rs.124.336m vs Rs.121.078m.
Profit before extraordinary items and tax was Rs.181.718m vs Rs.171.898m; PBT was Rs.167.115m vs Rs.57.238m.
PAT was Rs.168.336m vs Rs.55.801m; basic and diluted EPS were both Rs.5.09 vs Rs.1.69.
Extraordinary items were a net expense of Rs.14.603m vs Rs.114.660m; FY02 included Rs.196.721m undertaking-sale profit and Rs.368.587m property-related profit, offset by Rs.307.795m VRS amortisation.
The recommended equity dividend was 18% vs 12%; proposed dividend totaled Rs.59.559m.
Outlook and guidance
Electro-mechanical projects had an order book above Rs.6,000m, with improved turnover and profit contribution expected in coming years.
Central air conditioning and unitary products were positioned for growth as industrial activity recovers and service-sector demand expands; room air conditioners offered growth potential given low market penetration.
Growth initiatives targeted infrastructure, overseas electro-mechanical contracts and exports of air conditioners, water coolers, forklifts and pumps.
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