FSN E-Commerce Ventures, the parent company of beauty and fashion brand Nykaa, reported a 51 percent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) increase in its net profit to Rs 26.4 cr December 31 (Q3 FY25), V/s to Rs 17.5 cr the Y-o-Y.
The company had posted a profit of Rs 13 cr.
Nykaa’s consolidated revenue from operations grew 27% Y-o-Y to Rs 2,267 cr, up from Rs 1,789 cr a Y-o-Y and Rs 1,875 cr in Q2 FY25.
Its total income rose to Rs 995.73 cr FROM Rs 988.64 cr Y-o-Y.
Its consolidated net profit fiscal 2023-24 at Rs 8,896.75 cr v/s loss of Rs 1,869.85 cr .
The total income in the FY March 2024 rose to Rs 3,704.78 cr from Rs 3,559.36 cr Y-o-Y.
Consolidated net loss at Rs 107.9 cr for quarter ended December 2023 (Q4CY23) V/s profit of Rs 12.6 cr(Y-o-Y) ,
Consolidated revenue from operations fell by 25% Y-o-Y to Rs 410 cr for the quarter.
Kesoram Industries reported a 12.8% YoY increase in revenue from operations at Rs 953.8 cr.
The operating profit margins for the quarter expanded by 100 basis points on a yearly basis to 7%.
Consolidated net loss of Rs 58.4 cr September FY24 V/s a loss of Rs 59.05 cr.
Net Sales at Rs 137.06 cr in June 2023 up 1.43% V/s Rs. 135.13 cr.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 9.83 cr in June 2023 up 138.63% V/s Rs. 4.12 cr.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 15.49 cr in June 2023 up 88.44% V/s Rs. 8.22 cr.
EPS has increased to Rs. 0.93 in June 2023 V/s Rs. 0.39.
Net Sales at Rs 1,105.77 cr up by 9278.84% V/s Rs. 11.79 cr in March 2022.
Quarterly Net Loss at Rs. 137.80 cr down by 124.4% V/s Rs. 564.68 cr in March 2022.
EBITDA stands negative at Rs. 107.88 cr down by 118.86% V/s Rs. 572.15 cr in March 2022.
RBL Bank reported a net profit of Rs 288 cr Q1 FY23, up from Rs 201 cr Y-o-Y.
Bank's asset quality improved as gross non-performing assets (GNPAs) declined to 3.22% V/s 4.08% Y-o-Y.
The net non-performing assets (NNPA), too, declined to 1.00% V/s 1.16% Y-o-Y.
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Cyient |
320.00 |
12-06-2023 |
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ICICI Lombard |
55.00 |
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86.00 |
12-06-2023 |
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Tata Inv Corp |
480.00 |
12-06-2023 |
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175.00 |
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Net Sales at Rs 1,215.21 cr down 4.87% V/s Rs. 1,277.48 cr in December 2020.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 78.38 cr down 4.65% V/s Rs. 82.20 cr in December 2020.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 174.56 cr down 1.31% V/s Rs. 176.87 cr in December 2020.
Net Sales at Rs 1,980.01 cr up by 51.94% V/s Rs. 1,303.15 cr in December 2020.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 211.09 cr up 88.22% V/s Rs. 112.15 cr in December 2020.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 409.70 cr up 66% V/s Rs. 246.80 cr in December 2020.
Consolidated revenue in Q1 registered growth of 32.8% on Y-o-Y basis
Q1 FY22 consolidated revenue is at INR 17,775 Mn and standalone revenue is at INR 6,968 Mn
Consolidated EBIDTA margin increased from 6.0% to 14.8% in Q1 Y-o-Y
Standalone EBITDA margin increased from 1.8% to 14.7%.
Q1 FY22 consolidated EBITDA is at INR 2,638 Mn,
Standalone EBITDA is at INR 1,022 Mn
Q1 consolidated PAT is at INR 134 Mn.
Global order book now stands at INR 38.04 Billion
Net Sales at Rs 1,472.36 cr up 744.49% V/s Rs. 174.35 cr Y-O-Y.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 40.02 cr up 290.68% V/s Rs. 10.24 cr Y-O-Y.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 40.26 cr up 282.7% V/s Rs. 10.52 cr Y-O-Y.
EPS has increased to Rs. 1.36 in June 2021 V/s Rs. 0.34 Y-O-Y.
Net Sales at Rs 151.26 cr up by 257.74% V/s Rs. 42.28 cr Y-o-Y.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 6.82 cr up by 156.37% V/s Rs. 12.10 cr Y-o-Y.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 16.58 cr up by 528.42% /s VRs. 3.87 cr Y-o-Y.
EPS has increased to Rs. 4.10 V/s Rs. 7.26 Y-o-Y.
Quarterly Net Loss at Rs. 0.67 cr V/s up by 28.29% V/s Rs. 0.94 cr Y-o-Y.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 0.22 cr down by 51.11% V/s Rs. 0.45 cr Y-o-Y.
Net Sales at Rs 738.18 cr up by 251.87% V/s Rs. 209.79 cr Y-o-Y.
Net Profit at Rs. 100.34 cr up by 494.75% V/s Rs. 25.42 cr Y-o-Y.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 171.66 cr up by 81842.86% V/s Rs. 0.21 cr Y-o-Y.
EPS has increased to Rs. 27.81 V/s Rs. 7.05 Y-o-Y.
Net Sales at Rs 32.52 cr down by 25.05% V/s Rs. 43.39 cr Y-o-Y.
Net Profit at Rs. 0.53 cr down by 95.9% V/s Rs. 12.94 cr Y-o-Y.
EBITDA at Rs. 8.72 cr down by 67.73% V/s Rs. 27.02 cr Y-o-Y.
EPS has decreased to Rs. 0.17 V/s Rs. 4.11 Y-o-Y.
Net Interest Income (NII) at Rs 969.50 cr down by 6.9% V/s Rs. 1041.3 cr Y-o-Y due to provisions shot up by 185% and drop in net interest income.
Quarterly Net Loss at Rs. 459.47 cr down by 425.36% V/s Rs. 141.22 cr Y-o-Y.
Operating Profit stands at Rs. 807.45 cr up by 17.07% V/s Rs. 689.72 cr Y-o-Y.
Its total income grew by 4.9% to ₹2,720.5 cr V/s ₹2,592.73 cr Y-o-Y.
Other income, however, up by 108% Y-o-Y to ₹695 cr .
Provisions shot up to ₹1,425.67 cr V/s ₹500.16 cr Y-o-Y.
Gross non-performing assets rose to ₹2,911.28 cr (4.99%) V/s gross NPAs compared to 3.45%Y-o-Y.
Net NPAs 2.01% of net advances V/s 1.65%Y-o-Y.
On a sequential basis, it was lower than 2.12% as on March 31, 2021.
Net loss of Rs 630 cr due to higher provisions because of Covid-19 V/s Rs 94 cr Y-o-Y.
Net interest income (NII) of the lender grew by 25% Y-o-Y to Rs 2,185 cr.
It has reported the highest ever net interest margin (NIMs) at 5.51%V/s 4.86% Y-o-Y.
Bank made additional provisions to the tune of Rs 350 cr on account of Covid, its cumulative Covid-related provisions to Rs 725 cr Y-o-Y.
Made provisions to the tune of Rs 1,879 cr, up by 146% Y-o-Y.
Gross NPAs rose to 4.61%, up 46 basis points (bps) sequentially and 262 bps on a Y-o-Y basis.
Net NPAs rose to 46 bps sequentially to 2.32%.
Revenue from operations down 5% at ₹1,728 cr. V/s ₹1,805 cr .
EBITDA was marginally up at ₹830 cr.
Net profit down by 5% at ₹209 cr V/s ₹220 cr Y-o-Y.
on the back of one-time charges of ₹90 cr towards pre-payment of loans.
Net power generation was higher at 5,141 million units (4,930 mu).
Net debt increased by ₹300 cr to ₹6,500 cr due to planned capex.
Receivables from power distribution companies declined to ₹1,902 cr V/s ₹2,715 cr.
Company is all set for the next growth cycle with the planned 20 GW capacity with an investment of ₹75,000 cr by FY30.
Company has already placed orders for equipment to generate 950 MW of green power for JSW Steel in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Maharashtra and the project will be completed in two years.
Company will also work with Australian company Fortescue Future Industries Pty to separate hydrogen and oxygen from water and use them as fuel for various application.
