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Godrej Properties Q1 PAT seen down 57% to Rs 26 cr (QoQ)

Godrej Properties is expected to report a 57% fall in its first quarter FY12 profit after tax to Rs 26 crore against Rs 60 crore in previous quarter. However, the company is likely to show 17% rise on quarter-on-quarter from Rs 22 crore in the year ago period.

July 21, 2011 / 17:46 IST
 
 
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Godrej Properties is expected to report a 57% fall in its first quarter FY12 profit after tax to Rs 26 crore against Rs 60 crore in previous quarter. However, the company is likely to show 17% rise on quarter-on-quarter from Rs 22 crore in the year ago period.


Net sales too are seen going down 62% to Rs 123 crore from Rs 328 crore quarter-on-quarter while sales are likely to jump 199% year-on-year from Rs 41 crore in Q4FY11.


EBITDA is expected to go down 60% to Rs 39 crore from Rs 96 crore QoQ and EBITDA margin is seen improving at 32% versus 29%.


((Yearly numbers are not comparable given that the company reached revenue recognition threshold in major projects in Q4FY11. Prior numbers were largely PE related transactions))


Factors:


*Lack of new launches to cause negative sales sequentially


*Lowered absorption in key Ahmedabad project owing to steep price hike


*Current price of more than Rs2,800/sqft - to cause lukewarm absorption


*Lumpy recognition in sales to lower sales on QoQ basis

Key monitorables and concerns


Ahemdabad absorption a monitorable


*Initial phases of GPL
first published: Jul 21, 2011 05:37 pm

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