India Earnings Season: ITC did well again, why not enough?

Friday, January 20, 2012

Somehow ITC's profit growth to INR 17.01 bln inspired the market to invest in its stable model causing a sell of fnear the usual 210-215 mark even though results growth is on call

FMCG business grew 25% while overall sales grew 14% and Net Profits 22.5% Growth in Agri and Hotels remains weak from management expectations Cigarettes also grew at 25%. Hotels revenue is 5% at 311 crs and profits at a 34% margin at 101 crs (1.01 bln)

 

Net Sales for the 9 months are at INR 181.71 bln or ($3.6 bln) with FMCG sales at INR39.1 bln or $800 mln up 25% and Tobacco/Cigarettes at INR 90.74 bln or $1.80 bln up 15% only. Agri and Paper have grown to INR 60 bln in nine months or $1.2 bln

PBT margins on Capital in hotels is just 6% and Branded FMCG goods in the Foods, Apparel, accessories and stationery have not reached breakeven losing INR2.29 bln in nine months (PBT/Equity(Seg Capital) = -15%) Return on Agri in terms of Capital employed is higher at 30% and that on Paper business is a good 15%, leaving Cigarettes to be the mainstay of the company with a 20% return on Capital.

 

Posted via email from The India Investment Post

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