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ITD Cement India Co., Ltd. (BOM: 509496) Q4 2025 Revenue Call Highlights: Strong Growth…

  • Total revenue (FY25, 4th quarter): INR 248 billion, up 10% year-on-year.

  • EBITDA (Q4 FY '25): INR 268 million.

  • EBITDA Margin (Q4 Volume 25): 10.8%.

  • After-tax profit (Q4 Volume 25): INR 111111 million.

  • Total revenue (FY25): 909.7 billion Indian reserves, up 18% year-on-year.

  • EBITDA (FY '25): INR 923 million inches.

  • EBITDA Margin (FY25): 10.1%.

  • After-tax profit (FY25): INR 373 million inches, up 30% from last year.

  • Net debt ratio: 0.31 times.

  • New orders obtained (FY25): INR 71 million inches.

  • Order Book (as of March 25): INR 18,3 million.

  • L1 order: 6 million inches.

  • Recently ensured commands: Jaipur Airport 60 million Indian rupees.

Release date: May 14, 2025

For a complete transcript of earnings calls, see the complete earnings calls transcript.

  • ITD Cement India Ltd (BOM: 509496) reported total revenue in the fourth quarter of FY25 to 10% year-on-year to INR 248 billion.

  • The company's total revenue for the entire fiscal year increased by 18% year-on-year to a total of 909.7 billion India.

  • After-tax profit increased from INR 27.4 billion last year to 37.3 million in fiscal year 25.

  • The company's balance sheet is significantly 0.31 times the net debt-to-equity ratio.

  • ITD Cement India Co., Ltd. received new orders of approximately INR 71 billion this year, and as of March 25, one order was INR 1.8 billion.

  • The company faces delays in executions in Bangladesh due to political issues, affecting the project timeline.

  • The order book guide was down by about 25% compared to previous expectations.

  • The company needs to enhance its capabilities in terms of labor resources, which remains a challenge.

  • There is uncertainty about the target inflow of INR 1500 billion to INR 1600 billion for fiscal year 26.

  • The company faces competition and challenges to expand into new areas such as data centers and large airport projects.

ask: How is the implementation in Bangladesh going and what revenue is there from there this year? one: Managing Director Jayanta Basu said that due to a brief pause in political issues, work in Bangladesh has been going smoothly. They expect to complete about 80% of the project this year, with INR 4 billion so far and about INR 6.5 billion work.

ask: As of March 2005, how is the current mobilization progress? Is this interest? one: CFO's Prasad Patwardhan mentioned that outstanding mobilization progress is about INR 9.5 billion, about 75% without interest.

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