Voltas (VOLTAS) Q4 05/06 earnings summary
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Q4 05/06 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY06 sales and services reached Rs 190,418 lakh, up 32%; net profit rose 40% to Rs 7,049 lakh despite a Rs 6,508 lakh Hyderabad VRS charge.
Continuing businesses improved across the board; operating profit before exceptional items and tax rose 124% to Rs 11,788 lakh.
Consolidated net profit after minority interest and associate results was Rs 7,365 lakh; consolidated EPS was Rs 22.26.
Financial highlights
Standalone net sales and services, after excise duty, were Rs 185,314 lakh vs Rs 138,666 lakh; other income was Rs 2,431 lakh.
PBT was Rs 9,169 lakh vs Rs 5,766 lakh; PAT was Rs 7,049 lakh vs Rs 5,041 lakh.
Exceptional items were a net charge of Rs 2,619 lakh, including VRS costs of Rs 6,508 lakh, offset partly by impairment reversal of Rs 2,774 lakh and other credits.
Revenue from international projects and services supported growth; foreign projects profit was Rs 5,651 lakh vs Rs 3,874 lakh.
Outlook and guidance
International electro-mechanical projects began FY07 with a carry-forward order book above Rs 1,300 crore, with further growth expected from submitted bids and active negotiations.
Household and commercial air-conditioning demand was expected to sustain 25% growth over the next three years.
Pantnagar manufacturing facilities for central AC and commercial refrigeration were expected to begin commissioning or production in H1 FY07.
Growth opportunities cited included Gulf construction, domestic infrastructure, cold storage, textiles, logistics and warehousing equipment.
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