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Mumbai,
May 16, 2013
KPTL (CONSOLIDATED) ACHIEVED REVENUE GROWTH OF 15% IN
FY13
JMC PROJECTS ACHIEVED REVENUE GROWTH OF 23%
KPTL & JMC WON NEW ORDERS IN EXCESS OF RS 1,800 CRORE
IN Q4FY13
CONSOLIDATED ORDER BOOK IN EXCESS OF RS 12,400 CRORE
Kalpataru Power
Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading global EPC
player in power T&D sector has announced its results
for quarter and year ended March 31, 2013.
KPTL Consolidated results – FY13
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Revenue for the
year is Rs 6,085.0 crore as compared to Rs 5,302.0
crore in the previous year. |
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Profit after tax
for the year is Rs 134.5 crore as compared to Rs
204.0 crore in the previous year. |
KPTL Standalone results – FY13
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Revenue for the
year is Rs 3,335.4 crore as compared to Rs 3,032.7
crore in the previous year. |
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Profit after tax
for the year is Rs 137.7 crore as compared to Rs
164.9 crore in the previous year. |
JMC
Projects (67% subsidiary) Standalone results – FY13
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Revenue for the
year is Rs 2,541.9 crore as compared to Rs 2,070.3
crore in the previous year. |
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Profit after tax
for the year is Rs 18.3 crore as compared to Rs 51.9
crore in the previous year. |
Shree
Shubham Logistics Ltd (85% subsidiary) – FY13
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Revenue for the
year is Rs 231.9 crore as compared to Rs 203 crore
in the previous year, growth of 14%. |
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Profit after tax
for the year is Rs 14.6 crore as compared to Rs 3.2
crore in the previous year, growth of
5 times. |
Order Book
As on
March 31, 2013, company has consolidated order book of
above Rs. 12,400 crore.
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KPTL has order book of over Rs
6,800 crore including new orders worth over Rs. 800
crore received during the quarter. Company has
entered into 2 new countries i.e. Bhutan and
Tajikistan. |
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JMC Projects has order book of
over Rs 5,600 crore including new orders worth Rs
1,010 crore received during the quarter. Company has
forayed into international markets by securing a
road EPC contract in Ethiopia. |
Other
Developments
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KPTL has expanded
manufacturing capacity to 180,000 MT’s per annum by
setting up green-field tower manufacturing plant of
55,000 MT’s at Raipur. |
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KPTL’s subsidiary
Shree Shubham Logistics Ltd, has signed an agreement
with Tano India Private Equity Fund II to raise Rs
80 crore to fund its capacity expansion plans. |
Commenting on the
results, Mr Manish Mohnot (Executive Director) said
“Our focus in this year is to maintain growth momentum
with better profitability and to improve ROCE. For the
purposes a lot of steps has been taken, which will
start yielding results very soon”.
Mumbai, April 15, 2013
Tano Capital to invest INR 800 million in Shree
Shubham Logistics
Limited (Subsidiary of Kalpataru Power Transmission
Ltd.)
Shree Shubham Logistics Limited (“SSLL”) has signed an
agreement with Tano India Private Equity Fund II to
raise INR 800 mn to fund its capacity expansion plan.
SSLL is one of the leading organized service providers
in the agri logistics space. It operates on unique
combination of owned and managed warehouses. SSLL is a
subsidiary of the listed Kalpataru Power Transmission
Limited (“KPTL”) which is one of the largest and
fastest growing specialized EPC companies in India
engaged in power transmission & distribution, oil &
gas pipeline, railways, infrastructure development and
civil contracting with a strong international presence
in power transmission & distribution.
Mr. Manish Mohnot (Group Director) said “Our
subsidiary (SSLL) has emerged among the largest
private player in agri-logistics sector providing
one-stop solutions to the entire value chain in
agriculture sector”. This fund infusion will support
our capacity expansion plans in the states of
Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and other
states of the country. Hetal Gandhi (MD of Tano India
Advisors Ltd) said “We are excited to partner with
SSLL which has followed a differentiated and scalable
model in the agrilogistics space. After a substantial
asset build-out in the last few years, the Company is
seeing increased levels of traction in its various
businesses. The Company is backed by pedigreed
promoters who have a track record of building
companies which become leaders in the space in which
they operate in.”
About Shree Shubham Logistics Ltd (SSLL)
Shree Shubham Logistics Limited (SSLL) provides
end-to-end logistics solutions under one roof. It
provides services encompassing storage and
preservation with a chain of dry and cold storage
units, weighing, Testing and Certification (grading
and sorting facilities for standardization of
agricultural produce), collateral management for
commodity financing against warehouse receipts/stocks
with the help of Banks, fumigation and pest
management, commodity procurement etc.
Currently, SSLL is operating and managing 90
warehouses (owned & leased) with storage capacity of
around 11 lacs metric tonnes and total floor plate
area of around 6.0 Million Sq. Ft in the states of
Rajasthan, Gujarat & Madhya Pradesh. The company will
expand this capacity to 1.5 million Metric Tonnes by
end of this year and to nearly 2 million Metric Tonnes
over the next two to three years with a pan India
presence.
About Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL)
KPTL is one of the largest and fastest growing
specialized EPC companies in India engaged in power
transmission & distribution, oil & gas pipeline,
railways, infrastructure development, civil
contracting and warehousing & logistics business with
a strong international presence in power transmission
& distribution. The company is currently executing
several projects in India, Africa, Middle East,
Australia, North America and Far East.
About Tano Capital
Tano Capital is focused on investing in early to mid
stage companies that have a prior business record and
exhibit strong growth potential over 4-5 years. In
line with this strategy, Tano is currently investing
from its second India fund, Tano India Private Equity
Fund II. Tano Capital was founded by Charles E.Johnson,
formerly Co-President of Franklin Templeton
Investments and CEO of Templeton Worldwide Inc. Hetal
Gandhi and Carlton Pereira are the cofounders of Tano
Capital India. Inga Capital was the sole advisor to
the Company for this transaction
Mumbai, March 07, 2013
KPTL & JMC RECEIVED NEW ORDERS OF OVER RS 1,810 CRORES
KPTL WON NEW ORDERS OF RS 800 CRORES INCLUDING FIRST
CONTRACT FROM BHUTAN AND TAJIKISTAN
JMC WON NEW ORDERS OF RS 1,010 CRORES INCLUDING FIRST
INTERNATIONAL ROAD EPC CONTRACT IN ETHIOPIA
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power & infrastructure
contracting sector has secured new orders worth over
Rs 800 crore as follows:
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Supply and Erection of 400 KV transmission lines
of 160 kms in Bhutan worth Rs 549 crore. The
project is funded by Government of India. |
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Supply and Erection of 220 KV transmission line of
152 kms in Tajikistan worth Rs 96 crores (KPTL
share). The project is funded by Asian Development
Bank. |
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Pipeline replacement project (under infrastructure
division) at Ahmedabad worth Rs 155 crores from
ONGC. |
JMC Projects (I) Ltd (KPTL’s 67.19% subsidiary), a
leading civil contracting company in India has secured
new orders worth over Rs 1,010 crore as follows:
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Infrastructure segment - Road EPC contract in
Ethiopia worth Rs 341 crores. The project is
funded by African Development Bank. Company has
forayed into international markets by securing
this project. |
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Factories and Building segment – Multiple projects
for construction of residential towers,
exhibition center and office complex worth Rs 669
crore. |
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Pipeline replacement project (under infrastructure
division) at Ahmedabad worth Rs 155 crores from
ONGC. |
Commenting on the announcements of new orders, Mr
Manish Mohnot (Executive Director) said
“We have expanded very rapidly in international
markets and currently over 50% of our order book are
from these markets. KPTL is currently executing large
contracts in more than 15 countries and has a strong
footprint in over 35 countries. With JMC now
successfully foraying in international business, we
will continue to strengthen our international
portfolio going forward”
Mumbai, March 04, 2013:
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power & infrastructure
contracting sector has expanded its manufacturing
capacity to over 160,000 MT’s by commencing commercial
operations of
latest plant at Raipur in the state of Chhattisgarh.
The new plant has annual installed capacity of 55,000
MTs of
both fabrication and galvanizing processes.
After commissioning of the new plant, KPTL would have
one of the largest tower manufacturing capacities in
the country. It would further strengthen company’s
ability to competitively execute large transmission
projects across the globe.
Commenting on the announcement, Mr Ranjit Singh
(Managing Director) said “With this expansion we would
get key competitive advantages like economies of
scale, strategic central location of the plant and
latest technology. These would help us to achieve our
aim of sustained profitable growth”.
Mumbai, January 28, 2013 :
KPTL ACHIEVEDREVENUEGROWTH OF 11%
JMC PROJECTS ACHIEVED REVENUE GROWTH OF 7%
KPTL & JMC WON NEW ORDERS IN EXCESS OF RS 1,600 CRORE
IN Q3FY13
CONSOLIDATEDORDER BOOK IN EXCESS OF RS 11,700CRORE
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited(KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in Power T&D sector has announced
its results for the third quarter of financial year
2012 – 2013.
KPTL Standalone results – Q3 FY13
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Revenue for the quarterstood at Rs889.7crore as
compared to Rs801.4crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year, an increase of 11%. |
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Profit before tax for the quarter stood at
Rs50.3crore as compared to Rs56.7crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
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Profit after tax for the quarter stood at
Rs35.1crore as compared to Rs40.3crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
JMC Projects (67% subsidiary) Standalone results – Q3
FY13
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Revenue for the quarter stood at Rs611.3crore as
compared to Rs571.8crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year, an increase of 7% |
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Profit before tax for the quarter stood at
Rs1.2crore as compared to Rs2.0crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
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Profit after tax for the quarter stood at
Rs3.3crore as compared to Rs11.8crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
Order Book
As on December 31, 2012, company has consolidated
order book of aboveRs11,400crore
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KPTL order book stood at over
Rs6,500croreincluding new orders worth over
Rs950crore received during the quarter. The order
book splits equally between domestic and
international markets. |
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JMC Projects order book stood at
Rs5,200croreincluding new orders worth Rs660crore
received during the quarter. |
Mumbai, December 27,2012 :
KPTL RECEIVED NEW ORDERS WORTH OVER RS 950 CRORES
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power & infrastructure
contracting sector has secured following new orders
worth over Rs 950crore:
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Supply
and installation of 800 KV HVDC, 238 kms
transmission line, worth Rs 405 crores from PGCIL. |
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Supply and installation of two projects of 132 KV
D/C, 420 kms transmission line, worth Rs 260 crore
(KPTL share) in Uganda. |
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Supply and installation of 230 KV S/C, 228 kms
Transmission Line, worth over Rs 140 crore in
Armenia
(CIS country). |
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Supply and installation of 138 KV S/C, 80 kms
transmission line , worth Rs 65 crore in
Philippines. |
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Electrical system revamp project (under
infrastructure division) at Hazira worth Rs 85
crore from ONGC. |
Commenting on the announcements of new orders, Mr
Manish Mohnot (Executive Director) said “We are
delighted to have secured additional order from PGCIL.
Our domestic order book has a healthy mix of orders
from various clients, with an average delivery period
of 2 years. We continue to focus on increasing our
footprints in the international markets and have been
successful in entering two new countries, Uganda and
Armenia. We have further strengthened our foothold in
Africa & CIS region with these contracts.”
Mumbai, October 31,2012 :
KPTL ACHIEVEDREVENUEGROWTH OF 22%
JMC PROJECTS ACHIEVED REVENUE GROWTH OF 43%
KPTL & JMC WON NEW ORDERS IN EXCESS OF RS 850 CRORE IN
Q2FY13
CONSOLIDATED ORDER BOOK IN EXCESS OF RS 11,300CRORE
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited(KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power T&D sector has announced
its results for the second quarter of financial year
2012 – 2013.
KPTL Standalone results – Q2 FY13
JMC Projects (67% subsidiary) Standalone results – Q2
FY13
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Revenue for the quarter stood at Rs606.6crore as
compared to Rs425.4crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year, an increase of 43%. |
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Profit before tax for the quarter stood at Rs 2.0
crore as compared to Rs 11.6crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
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Profit after tax for the quarter stood at Rs 2.5
crore as compared to Rs8.4crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
Order Book
As on September 30, 2012, company has consolidated
order book of above Rs 11,300 crore.
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KPTL order book stood at over
Rs 6,100 crore including new orders worth over
Rs600crore received during the quarter. The order
book splits equally between domestic and
international markets. |
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JMC Projects order book stood at
Rs 5,200 crore including new orders worth Rs250crore
received during the quarter. |
Mumbai, October 08,2012 :
KPTL RECEIVED NEW ORDERS AMOUNTING TO RS 604 CRORES
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power & infrastructure
contracting sector has secured transmission line
orders worth over Rs 604 crore as follows:
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Supply and Erection of two projects consisting 765
KV D/C transmission line of 249 kms worth Rs 571
crores from PGCIL. |
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Supply and Erection of 400 KV S/C transmission
line of around 36 kms worth Rs 33 crores from a
private company. |
Gandhinagar, August 4, 2012 :
KPTL ACHIEVED REVENUE GROWTH OF 19%
JMC PROJECTS ACHIEVED REVENUE GROWTH OF 52%
KPTL & JMC WON NEW ORDERS WORTH OVER RS 1,260 CRORE IN
Q1FY13
CONSOLIDATED ORDER BOOK IN EXCESS OF RS 11,600 CRORE
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power T&D sector has announced
its results for the first quarter of financial year
2012 – 2013.
KPTL Standalone results – Q1 FY13
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Revenue for the quarter stood at Rs 699.4 crore as
compared to Rs 585.7 crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year, an increase of 19%. |
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Earning Before Interest, Depreciation, Tax &
Ammortisation (EBIDTA) excluding other income for
the quarter stood at Rs 70.4 crore compared
to Rs 69.1 crore in corresponding quarter ofthe
previous year, an increase of 2%. |
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Profit after tax for the quarter stood at Rs 27.4
crore as compared to Rs 33.6 crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
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Core EBIDTA Margin & PAT Margin was 10.1% & 3.9%
respectively. |
JMC Projects (67% subsidiary) Standalone results – Q1
FY13
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Revenue for the quarter stood at Rs 570.2 crore as
compared to Rs 375.8 crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year, an increase of 52%. |
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Earning Before Interest, Depreciation, Tax &Ammortisation
(EBIDTA) excluding other income for the quarter
stood at Rs 28.7 crore compared to
Rs 31.0 crore in corresponding quarter of the
previous year. |
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Profit after tax for the quarter stood at Rs 4.0
crore as compared to Rs 8.0 crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
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Core EBIDTA Margin & PAT Margin was 5.0% & 0.7%
respectively. |
Order Book
As on June 30, 2012, company has consolidated order
book of above Rs 11,600
crore.
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KPTL order book stood at over Rs 6,050 crore
including new orders worth over Rs 660 crore
received during the quarter under review. The
order book splits equally between domestic and
international markets. |
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JMC Projects order book stood at Rs 5,550 crore
including new orders
worth Rs 600 crore received during the quarter
under review. |
Mumbai, June 29, 2012 :
KPTL RECEIVED
NEW ORDERS WORTH RS 660 CRORE
FIRST PROJECT
FROM THAILAND WORTH RS 280 CRORE AND
765KV PROJECT
FROM PGCIL WORTH RS 380 CRORE
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power & infrastructure
contracting sector has recently secured new following
orders of around Rs 660 crores:
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500 kv DC line of around 167 kms from Electricity
Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) of around
Rs 280 crore. The project is secured under
consortium arrangement with M/s CHC, Thailand.
KPTL is the lead consortium partner. |
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765 kv Gwalior – Jaipur Transmission line of 162
kms from PGCIL of around Rs 380 crore. |
Mumbai, May 21, 2012 :
KPTL REGISTERED
REVENUE GROWTH OF 20%
JMC PROJECTS
REGISTERED REVENUE AND PROFIT GROWTH OF 44% AND 33%
RESPECTIVELY
KPTL & JMC WON
NEW ORDERS WORTH OVER RS 2,800 CRORE
CONSOLIDATED
ORDER BOOK AT ABOVE RS 11,600 CRORE
COMMENCED COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS OF FIRST TRANSMISSION
BOOT PROJECT
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power T&D sector has announced
its results for the fourth quarter of financial year
ending March 31, 2012.
KPTL
Consolidated results – FY12
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Revenue for the year stood at Rs 5,308 crore as
compared to Rs 4,363 crore in the previous year,
an increase of 22%. |
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Earning Before Interest, Depreciation, Tax &
Ammortisation (EBIDTA) excluding other income for
the year stood at Rs 500 crore as compared to Rs
464 crore in the previous year, an increase of 8%. |
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Profit after tax for the year stood at Rs 204
crore as compared to Rs 211 crore in the previous
year. |
Standalone
Results – FY12
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KPTL revenue for the financial year stood at Rs
3,033 crore as compared to Rs 2,878 crore in the
previous year, an increase of 5%. |
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KPTL Earnings Before Interest, Depreciation, Tax &
Ammortisation (EBIDTA) excluding other income for
the financial year stood at Rs 329 crore as
compared to Rs 343 crore in the previous year. |
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KPTL core EBIDTA Margin & PAT Margin was 10.9% &
5.4% respectively for the year ended March 31,
2012. |
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JMC Projects (67% subsidiary) has registered a
growth of 50% in turnover, by achieving turnover
of Rs 2,076 crore against Rs 1,380 crore in the
previous year. |
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JMC Projects has achieved net profit of Rs 52
crore in the financial year, an increase of 30%. |
Standalone
results – Q4FY12
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KPTL Revenue for the quarter stood at Rs 1,062
crore as compared to Rs 885 crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year, an
increase of 20%. |
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Earning Before Interest, Depreciation, Tax &
Ammortisation (EBIDTA) excluding other income for
the quarter stood at Rs 93 crore as compared to Rs
101 crore in the corresponding quarter of previous
year. |
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Core EBIDTA Margin & PAT Margin was 8.8% & 5.3%
respectively for the quarter ended March 31, 2012. |
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JMC Projects (67% subsidiary) has registered a
growth of 44% in turnover, by achieving turnover
of Rs 703 crore against Rs 489 crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year. |
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JMC Projects has achieved net profit of Rs 24
crore in the quarter, a growth of 33%. |
Order Book
As
on March 31, 2012, company has consolidated order book
of above Rs 11,600 crore.
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KPTL order book stood at over Rs 6,100 crore
including new orders worth over Rs 2,000 crore
received during the quarter under review. The
order book splits equally between domestic and
international markets. |
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JMC Projects order book stood at Rs 5,500 crore
including new orders worth Rs 850 crore received
during the quarter under review. |
The
company’s SPV Jhajjar Power Transmission Ltd, has
commenced commercial operations in the last quarter of
first transmission BOOT project of the country on
Viability Gap Funding (VGF) basis. The project would
generate annuity revenues of Rs 54 crores per annum
for next 23 yrs (extendable by 10 yrs).
Mumbai, February 08, 2012:
KPTL REGISTERED REVENUE OF RS 801 CRORE
JMC PROJECTS REGISTERED REVENUE AND PROFIT GROWTH OF
57% AND 19% RESPECTIVELY
KPTL & JMC WON
NEW ORDERS WORTH OVER RS 1,300 CRORE
CONSOLIDATED
ORDER BOOK AT ABOVE RS 11,000 CRORE
COMPLETED FIRST
TRANSMISSION BOOT PROJECT
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power T&D sector has announced
its unaudited results for third quarter of financial
year ending March 31, 2012.
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