Plunging crude prices will eventually reduce raw material cost price but company‘s margins could remain under pressure, says Vimal Kedia, MD, Manjushree Technopack.
By Vimal Kedia, Managing Director, Manjushree Technopack
The raw material prices have globally increased by 40% and more and this is in addition to credit squeeze in the market faced by most SMEs. Credit availability at reasonable rates, particularly for the SME segment is something that the Government needs to address as part of the Budget or otherwise.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Vimal Kedia, managing director of Manjushree Technopack says, FY12 will be a good financial year. “I think our top-line should cross about Rs 300 crore as against Rs 215 crore last year. Last year, our bottom-line was about Rs 15 crore. This year we should surpass Rs 20 crore.”