Heavy Electrical Equipment company Kirloskar Oil Engines announced Q3FY24 & 9MFY24 results: Consolidated Q3FY24: Revenue from operations at Rs 1,390 crore for Q3FY24 vs Rs 1,220 crore for Q3FY23; 14% increase YoY Net profit at Rs 89 crore for Q3FY24 vs Rs 88 crore for Q3FY23; 1% increase YoY Standalone Q3FY24: Net sales at Rs 1,125 crore for Q3FY24 vs Rs 990 crore for Q3FY23; 14% increase YoY EBITDA at Rs 133 crore for Q3FY24 vs Rs 109 crore for Q3FY23; 21% increase YoY EBITDA margin at 11.7% for Q3FY24 vs 10.9% for Q3FY23 Net profit at Rs 82 crore Q3FY24 vs Rs 68 crore for Q3FY23; 21% increase YoY Cash and cash equivalents of Rs 78 crore Consolidated 9MFY24: Revenue from operations at Rs 4,238 crore for 9MFY24 vs Rs 3,640 crore for 9MFY23; 16% increase YoY Net profit at Rs 293 crore for 9MFY24 vs Rs 253 crore for 9MFY23; 16% increase YoY Standalone 9MFY24: Net sales at Rs 3,428 crore for 9MFY24 vs Rs 2,932 crore for 9MFY23; 17% increase YoY EBITDA at Rs 386 crore for 9MFY24 vs Rs 328 crore for 9MFY23; 18% increase YoY EBITDA margin at 11.2% for 9MFY24 vs 11.1% for 9MFY23 Net profit at Rs 244 crore for 9MFY24 vs Rs 205 crore for 9MFY23; 19% increase YoY Gauri Kirloskar, Managing Director of Kirloskar Oil Engines, commented on the Q3 results, stating, "This was a good quarter for Kirloskar Oil Engines, evident in both financial achievements and significant progress in key strategic initiatives. As part of our Global Power Generation business, we have appointed key GOEM partners in the MENA and North American regions during the quarter. This is a strategic step towards business expansion and facilitating market development in international markets. On the domestic front, we continued to see strong demand and are fulfilling our orders for both CPCBII and CPCBIV+ gensets. For our Industrial business, we saw strong demand from the construction and railway segments. Additionally, we secured a significant order in the defence and nuclear segment, worth Rs 768 crore from Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited. This order stands as the largest single order ever received by Kirloskar Oil Engines. For our Distribution & Aftermarket business, enhancing our service penetration is a strategic priority and we are working towards growing our service capabilities. Through various strategic initiatives on the B2C side, we are seeing a substantial improvement in profitability. With continued strength in domestic demand, I am confident that we are well-positioned on our 2X-3Y strategy path." Result PDF
Heavy Electrical Equipment company Kirloskar Oil Engines announced Q2FY24 & H1FY24 results: 1. Q2FY24 Standalone Results: - Net sales increased by 5% YoY, reaching Rs 1,305 crore. - EBITDA decreased by 5% YoY, amounting to Rs 109 crore. - EBITDA margin stood at 10.3%. - Net profit decreased by 5% YoY, totaling Rs 69 crore. 2. H1FY24 Standalone Results: - Net sales increased by 19% YoY, reaching Rs 2,303 crore. - EBITDA increased by 24% YoY, amounting to Rs 271 crore. - EBITDA margin stood at 11.7%. - Net profit increased by 31% YoY, totaling Rs 180 crore. 3. Q2FY24 Consolidated Results: - Revenue from operations increased by 6% YoY, reaching Rs 1,305 crore. - Net profit increased by 7% YoY, totaling Rs 88 crore. 4. H1FY24 Consolidated Results: - Revenue from operations increased by 18% YoY, reaching Rs 2,848 crore. - Net profit increased by 35% YoY, totaling Rs 222 crore. Business Overview: 1. Solid Order Backlog in B2B Segment: - KOEL has a strong order backlog in the B2B segment, including CPCB II and CPCB IV+ genset orders. - The company is also preparing for the upcoming emission norms for industrial engines. 2. Entry into the HHP Range with Optiprime and Optiprime Hybrid Genset Series: - KOEL recently launched the Optiprime and Optiprime hybrid genset series, marking its entry into the high horsepower (HHP) range (above 1500kVA up to 3000kVA). - The company is receiving good enquiries for these products, indicating a positive market response. 3. Stabilization Efforts in B2C Segment: - KOEL's efforts to stabilize the B2C segment have led to improved segment margins compared to the previous year. - This indicates progress in the company's strategy to strengthen its position in the B2C market. Commenting on the Q2 results, Gauri Kirloskar, Managing Director, KOEL, said, "This quarter, KOEL has shown steady growth, with a 5% year-on-year increase in top/ine for the quarter and 19% top-line growth in H1. Our 828 segment has a solid order backlog, including CPC8 II and CPC8 IV+ genset orders. We are preparing for the next emission norms for industrial engines as well. We recently launched the Optiprime and Optiprime hybrid genset series, marking our entry into the HHP (>1500kVA up to 3000kVA) range. We are receiving good enquiries for these products. On the B2C front, our efforts to stabilize the business have led to improved segment margins as compared to last year. Seeing progress across all our strategic pillars, I am assured that we are on course to achieve our strategic growth objectives." Result PDF
Heavy Electrical Equipment company Kirloskar Oil Engines announced Q1FY24 results: Consolidated Q1FY24: Revenue from operation at Rs 1,543 crore for Q1FY24 vs Rs 1,191 crore for Q1FY23; 30% increase YoY Net Profit at Rs 126 crore for Q1FY24 vs Rs 82 crore for Q1FY23; 53% increase YoY Standalone Q1FY24: Revenue from operations at Rs 1,265 crore for Q1FY24 vs Rs 953 crore for Q1FY23; 33% increase YoY EBITDA at Rs 153 crore for Q1FY24 vs Rs 103 crore for Q1FY23; 48% increase YoY EBITDA margin at 12.1% for Q1FY24 vs 10.8% for Q1FY23 Net profit at Rs 103 for Q1FY24 vs Rs 65 crore for Q1FY23; 60% increase YoY Net cash position of Rs 300 crore Commenting on the Q1FY24 results, Gauri Kirloskar, Managing Director, KOEL, said, "We commenced the year on a positive note at KOEL. We had a record-high first quarter, with standalone revenue of Rs 1,265 crore. EBITDA margin was at 12.1%. Across the spectrum of KOEL's Powergen products, we have successfully secured CPCB IV+ emission norms certification, making us the first company in India to achieve comprehensive certification for our entire range. This quarter witnessed substantial advancements in our B2B product lineup, marked by noteworthy product introductions and range expansions. We are excited to enter the HHP range, with the introduction of our OptiPrime range designed with a strong focus on segments such as Data Centres and Infrastructure. OptiPrime is designed to address fluctuating power requirements of our customers by offering enhanced flexibility and lowering emissions. Meanwhile, on the B2C front (at a consolidated level) we continue to make improvements in profitability. This quarter we delivered a 15% growth in profit on a 4% growth in topline." Result PDF