Jul 20, 2012, 11.09 AM IST

UltraTech Cement Q1 PAT seen up 7% at Rs 730 cr

UltraTech Cement is to announce its its first quarter results. According to CNBC-TV18 estimates, the company's Q1FY13 net sales are seen up 14.4% at Rs 4995 crore versus Rs 4365.36 crore, year-on-year, YoY.

Source: Moneycontrol.com
Share Share on Tumblr
Share  .  Email  .  Print  .  A+
UltraTech Cement is to announce its first quarter results. According to CNBC-TV18 estimates, the company's Q1FY13 net sales are seen up 14.4% at Rs 4995 crore versus Rs 4365.36 crore, year-on-year, YoY.


Its EBITDA is seen up 6% at Rs 1260 crore versus Rs 1188 crore.


Its EBITDA margins seen down at 25.22% versus 27.22%.


Its PAT is seen up 6.9% at Rs 730 crore versus Rs 683.11 crore.


Note:


In Q1FY12 , there was a tax reversal of Rs 125.52 crore due to excess provision related to previous year. Hence tax will appear higher in Q1FY13.


But Interests costs come in lower and Other Income will come in higher on a y-o-y basis


Quarter-on-Quarter          


The company's net sales are seen down 6.4% at Rs 4995 crore versus Rs 5336.59 crore.


Its EBITDA is seen flat at Rs 1260 crore versus Rs 1264 crore.    


Its EBITDA margins is seen up at 25.22% versus 23.7%.


The company's PAT is seen down 15.8% at Rs 730 crore versus Rs 867 crore.
               
Factors:


Topline will be aided by higher realizations and dispatches (y-o-y):


UltraTech’s PAN India presence will aid realizations: Avg India prices are up roughly 9% y-o-y and up 6%q-o-q


On a average Rs.15/ 50kg bag sequential improvement in realizations driven by March price hike


In addition prices rose even higher in April 2012 in some areas


But prices began to fall in Andhra Pradesh in May due to non-availability of sand


However prices stayed firm even in June owing to delayed monsoons


Higher Dispatches:


Revenues will also be aided by increase in cement dispatches which are expected to grow 9% yoy at 10.7 mnt but decline of 7% QoQ)


Note: Q4FY12 is a seasonally strong quarter so on a sequential basis volumes will dip


Margins will dip on a y-o-y basis due to higher operational costs (full impact of higher freight costs) but will improve sequentially due to price hikes:


On the energy cost front, no major savings as average drop in imported coal prices has likely been offset by depreciation in the rupee


Set email alert for

Action in UltraTech Cement
Google Glass may use Samsung Display's OLED technology
Araceli Roiz was not hired by me, I met her before she joined: Phaneesh Murthy "Araceli Roiz was not hired by me, I met her before she joined: Phaneesh Murthy"

From DJ EU Officials Spain Aid Cap Of 100 Bn Euros 'should Be Enough'

The latest earning numbers FIRST on CNBC-TV18
News Videos