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Macmillan India reports Rs 33.79 crore turnover for quarter ended Sep 2010

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Macmillan India reports Rs 33.79 crore turnover for quarter ended Sep 2010

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Macmillan India has reported a sales turnover of Rs 33.79 crore and a net loss of Rs 1.92 crore for the quarter ended Sep 2010.
For the quarter ended Sep 2009 the sales turnover was Rs 36.66 crore and net loss was Rs 1.61 crore.
Quarterly Results of Macmillan India-------- in Rs. Cr. --------
Sep '09Jun '10Sep '10
Sales Turnover36.6629.0633.79
Other Income0.893.410.82
Total Income37.5532.4734.61
Total Expenses36.8034.7834.51
Operating Profit-0.14-5.72-0.72
Profit On Sale Of Assets------
Profit On Sale Of Investments------
Gain/Loss On Foreign Exchange------
VRS Adjustment------
Other Extraordinary Income/Expenses------
Total Extraordinary Income/Expenses------
Tax On Extraordinary Items------
Net Extra Ordinary Income/Expenses------
Gross Profit0.75-2.310.10
Interest0.010.220.08
PBDT0.73-2.530.02
Depreciation1.621.521.91
Depreciation On Revaluation Of Assets------
PBT-0.89-4.05-1.89
Tax0.720.020.03
Net Profit-1.61-4.07-1.92
Prior Years Income/Expenses------
Depreciation for Previous Years Written Back/ Provided------
Dividend------
Dividend Tax------
Dividend (%)------
Earnings Per Share------
Book Value------
Equity16.8216.8216.82
Reserves------
Face Value10.0010.0010.00
Source : Religare Technova

  

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