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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.
Financial Review
Order Book Review
As
on December 31, 2011, company has consolidated order
book of above Rs 11,000 crore.
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KPTL order book
stood at Rs 5,500 crore including new orders worth
over Rs 260 crore. The order book constituents
over 60% from domestic markets and 40% from
international markets |
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JMC Projects order book stood at Rs 5,500 crore
including new orders worth Rs 1,056 crore. |
The
company’s SPV Jhajjar Power Transmission Ltd, has
completed construction of first transmission BOOT
project of the country on Viability Gap Funding (VGF)
basis. The commercial operations are expected very
soon. The project is expected to generate revenues of
Rs 54 crores per annum on annuity basis.
Mumbai, October 22, 2011:
TOTAL INCOME
DECREASED BY 9 % TO REACH RS 583.34 CRORE
KPTL & JMC WON
NEW ORDERS WORTH OVER RS 1,200 CRORE
CONSOLIDATED
ORDER BOOK AT ABOVE RS 11,000 CRORE
JMC PROJECTS
REGISTERED REVENUE AND PROFIT GROWTH OF 60% AND 55%
RESPECTIVELY
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power T&D sector has announced
its unaudited results for second quarter of financial
year ending March 31, 2012.
Financial Review
Revenue for the quarter stood at Rs 583.34 crore as
compared to Rs 642.86 crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year, a decrease of 9%. Revenue
for half year under review stood at 1,167.92 crore as
compared to Rs 1,188.86 crore in the corresponding
period, a decrease of 2%.
Earning Before Interest, Depreciation,
Tax & Ammortisation (EBIDTA) for the quarter stood at
Rs 84.51 crore
as compared to Rs 86.97 crore in the corresponding
quarter of previous year
EBIDTA Margin & PAT Margin was 14.5% &
5.90% respectively for the quarter ended September 30,
2011
JMC Projects (67% subsidiary) has registered a
growth of 60% in turnover, by achieving turnover of Rs
426.32 crore against Rs 266.71 crore in the
corresponding quarter of previous year.
JMC Projects has achieved net profit of
Rs 8.35 crore in the quarter, a growth of over 55%
Order Book Review
As
on September 30, 2011, company has consolidated order
book of above Rs 11,000 crore.
KPTL order book stood at Rs 6,000 crore including new
orders worth Rs 650 crore. The order book
constituents over 60% from domestic markets and 40%
from international markets
JMC Projects order book stood at Rs 5,000 crore
including new orders worth Rs 550 crore.
Gandhinagar, July 29, 2011:
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited(KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in powerT&D sector has announced its
unaudited results for first quarter of financial year
ended March 21, 2012.
Financial Review
Revenue for the
quarter has increased to Rs.584.58crore as compared to
Rs.546.00crore in the corresponding quarter of
previous year, an increase of 7%
Earning Before
Interest, Depreciation, Tax &Ammortisation (EBIDTA)
for the quarter has increased to Rs81.16crore as
compared to Rs 80.36crore in the corresponding quarter
of previous year
EBIDTA
Margin & PAT Margin was 13.88% &5.75% respectively for
the quarter ended June 30, 2011
Interest & Tax
expenses wereRs22.07crore and Rs13.75crore for the
quarter ended June 30, 2011
JMC Projects
(67% subsidiary) has registered a growth of 44%
in turnover, by achieving turnover of
Rs. 373.89 crore against Rs. 259.89 crore in
corresponding period.
JMC Projects
has achieved net profit of Rs 7.96 crores in the
quarter, a growth of over47%
Order Book Review
As on June 30,
2011, company has consolidated order book of above Rs
10,600 crore. It constitutes Rs 5,900 crore worth of
orders of KPTL on standalone basis &Rs 4,700 crore
worth of orders of JMC Projects.
During the quarter under review KPTLhas received
following key orders:
Turnkey
contract to construct 750 kv, 353 kms transmission
line in Ukrain worth around Rs 825 crore
Turnkey
contract to construct 132kv, 41 kms transmission line
in Tanzania worth Rs 42 crore
Turnkey
contract to construct 400 Kv, 204 kms transmission
line for Maharashtra State Electricity
Transmission Co. Ltd (MSETCL) worth Rs 457 crore
Turkey
contract from Kharaammato construct 132 KV, 90 Kms
transmission line in Qatar worth Rs 85 crores
During the quarter under review, JMC Projects has
received following key orders:
Road
construction project constitute 4 laning of Nagpur –
Wianganga section worth Rs484 crore on
BOOT basis
Residential
project for EMMAR-MGF at Gurgaon worth Rs 230 crore
Office
building for Huawai Technologies at Bangalore worth Rs
114 crore
Residential
project for Mantri Developers at Bangalore worth Rs123
crore
Mumbai, May 14, 2011:
FY11 Net profit up by 12 % to Rs 200cr
Total Income up by 8 % to Rs. 4,369 cr
Q4FY11 Net up by 7 % to Rs. 62cr
Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd., a leading global
EPC player in power T&D sector has reported a growth
of 12 % in PAT, amounting to Rs. 200crore for the year
ended March 31st 2011 as against Rs. 178crore in the
corresponding period of previous fiscal on
consolidated basis.
Total Income for the Year has increased by 8 % to Rs.
4,369 crore as compared to Rs. 4,044crore in the
corresponding period last year on consolidated basis.
The Board of Directors at its meeting held today took
on record audited consolidated annual financial
results for the year ended March 31, 2011.
Consolidated Earnings per Share (EPS) – Basic/diluted-
is at Rs. 13.21 during the financial year ended March
31, 2011
Board has recommended dividend of Rs. 1.50 ( 75%) on
per equity share of Rs 2 each.
Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd’s net profit for the
quarter ended March 31, 2011 stood at Rs. 62 crore, up
by 7 % from Rs. 57crore in the corresponding quarter
of last financial year.
The turnover for the quarter ended on March 31, 2011
rose by 4 % to Rs. 885crore as against Rs. 852crore
last year.
JMC Projects (India) Ltd., a subsidiary company of
KPTL posted a net profit of Rs. 21crore
for the quarter ended March 31, 2011, up by 9
% from Rs. 19crore
in the last financial year.
The total income for the quarter ended on March 31,
2011 rose by 30
% to Rs. 489crore
as against Rs. 376crore
last year.
Total income for the year stood at Rs. 1381 crore for
the year on consolidated basis as compared to Rs.
1324crore
in the corresponding period last year.
Mumbai, April 25, 2011:
KPTL RECEIVED NEW ORDERS EXCEEDING RS
1,350 CRORE
CURRENT ORDER BOOK IN EXCESS OF RS 6,000 CRORE
Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading
global EPC player in power & infrastructure
contracting sector has secured new orders exceeding Rs
1,350 crores.
The international division of the company has won a
turnkey contract from Ukrain’s state company NEC
Ukrenergo
to construct 750 kv, 353 kms transmission line from
Rivnenska nuclear power station to country’s capital
Kyiv worth around Rs 825 crore (129.5 Mn Euros). The
project is funded by European Bank for reconstruction
and development (EBRD) and will be completed in 42
months.
In addition to the above, the division has also won a
contract from Millenium Challenge Account – Tanzania
(MAC-T) for design, supply and construction of 132kv
transmission line of 41 kms to connect Zanzibar
Interconnector worth Rs 42 crores.
The company has won a turnkey contract from
Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd (MSETCL)
for construction of 400 kv Babhaleshwar to Kudos DCQ
200 km line and 400 kv D/C Padge to Tarapur DC line of
4 kms worth Rs 457 crore.
By including the above orders, on standalone basis the
company’s order book is in excess of Rs. 6,000 crores
(excluding L1 bids) and on consolidated basis
(including JMC) the order book is in excess of Rs
10,000 crore.
Commenting on receipt of awards, Mr Manish Mohnot,
Executive Director said
“We have made maiden entry into CIS countries, which
is one of the target markets for the company given
vast opportunities for power sector. By the addition
of these new orders we have clear visibility for next
2 to 2.5 years; secondly now order book looks very
well diversified in terms of international, private,
SEB’s and PGCIL orders, which also reduces
concentration risks to great extent as now we have
international orders worth more than Rs 2,000 crore”
Mumbai, 31 March, 2011:
KPTL RECEIVED NEW ORDERS WORTH RS 950 CRORE
CURRENT ORDER BOOK IN EXCESS OF RS 5,500 CRORE
Kalpataru Power
Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading global EPC
player in power & infrastructure contracting sector
has secured new orders worth Rs 950 crores.
The company has
won 3 contracts from Power Grid Corporation namely 400
kv Krishnapatnum UMPP to Gooty Transmission line, 765
kv Jabalpur Pool to Bina Transmission line & 765 kv
Gwalior – Jaipur Transmission line, totaling to Rs
536 crores. These projects have to be delivered in
next 21 to 27 months.
Recently, company
has ventured into Railways EPC contracts and
successfully secured following 4 contracts worth Rs
325 crores under separate joint ventures:
Ø
Complete track renewal of 85 kms from Bangladesh
Railways for Kalukhali – Bhatiapara section
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Construction of 2nd section of Kharagpur
to Haldia railway line
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2
projects from eastern railways (Dankuni to Baruipura)
and south eastern railways (Deshpran to
Nandigram)
KPTL
has
also
been awarded an order by Indian Oil
Corporation (IOCL) to lay 280 Kms, 14”/10” product
pipeline between Saraipalli – Raipur and Saraipalli –
Korba in the State of Chhattisgarh worth Rs 80 crores.
By including the
above orders, on standalone basis the company’s order
book is in excess of Rs. 5,500 crores (excluding L1
bids) and on consolidated basis (including JMC) the
order book is in excess of Rs 9,500 crore.
Commenting on receiving awards, Mr Manish Mohnot,
Executive Director said
“Our
current order book gives us a very good visibility for
next years; moreover we have a very robust order book,
as more than 75% of our order book is with price
variation clauses. We have ventured into railways EPC
contracting, using the expertise of KPTL on electrical
works and JMC on civil work; and are proud to have
secured 4 contracts in a very short span of time”
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, the Middle East,
Australia, North America and Far East.
Mumbai, 29 January, 2011:
Q3FY11 Net profit up by 16% to Rs. 51 cr.
Revenue up by 10% to Rs. 791
cr.
Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd., a leading global EPC
player in power T&D sector has reported hike of 16% in
PAT, amounting to Rs. 51 crore for the third quarter
ended December 31, 2010 as against Rs. 44
crore in the previous quarter of the last
fiscal.
Revenue for the quarter has increased by 10% to Rs. 793
crore as compared to Rs. 719
crore in the same quarter in the previous year.
Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd’s net profit for the
nine-month period ended on December 31, 2010 stood at
Rs. 129 crore, up by 14% from Rs. 113 crore in the
corresponding period of last fiscal.
The revenue for the nine-months ended on December 31, 2010
rose by 11% to Rs. 1962
crore as against Rs. 1759 crore in the corresponding
period of the last year.
Present order book of Kalpataru is in excess of Rs. 5000
crore, excluding L1 bids.
JMC Projects (India) Ltd., a subsidiary company of KPTL
posted a net profit of Rs. 10 crore, up by 21% over
the corresponding quarter in the last quarter.
JMC Projects (India) Ltd reported a total income of Rs. 364
crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2010
as against Rs. 339
crore in the corresponding period last fiscal. JMC
has order book in excess of Rs. 4300
crore.
Commenting on the results, Mr. Pankaj Sachdeva, Managing
Director, Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited said,
“We have been concentrating on our core verticals and
our continuous focus on expanding in new geographies
manifested in our results. Our performance has
continued to improve on a sequential basis, in line
with the pick up in demand in the domestic as well as
overseas market. We continue to maintain a positive
business outlook in future”.
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,
infrastructure development, civil contracting and
warehousing & logistics business with a strong
international presence in power transmission &
distribution.
The consolidated order book (KPTL + JMC) in
excess of Rs.
9300
crore largely comprises of
projects in the T&D, pipeline, road, power project
construction and civil contracting segment. The
company is currently executing several projects in
India, Africa, the Middle East, Australia, North
America and Far East.
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