The company had reported a net profit of Rs 23.33 crore in the corresponding quarter last fiscal.
Its total revenues for October-December stood at Rs 944.09 crore against Rs 1,058.04 crore a year-ago, registering a decline of 10.76 per cent.
"Our business continues to perform well in a world that is difficult and changing at a rapid pace. The operating margins remained firm and the cost structure under control," its Group Chief Financial Officer Praveen Sood said.
"Financial flexibility will support our strategic initiatives and we remain optimistic to leverage opportunities thrown by thrust on infrastructure by government with substantial increase in Budget for infrastructure outlay that will potentially drive incremental growth for the company," Sood said.
HCC is the first company to get its debt restructured under the Sustainable Structuring of Stressed Assets (S4A) scheme and will get significant relief in cash flows, he said.
The company has allotted equity aggregating Rs 808.55 crore and OCDs aggregating Rs 1,441.49 crore and is in the process of allotting balance number of equity shares and OCDs.
The company has received communication from government agencies to submit BG and Escrow Account details for release of 75 per cent of arbitral awards amounting to Rs 1,721 crore.
In the current financial year, HCC has, so far, won orders worth Rs 5,375 crore and is also the lowest bidder in projects worth Rs 2,804 crore where the contracts are yet to be signed.
Consequently, the combined orders in hand and in the pipeline have crossed Rs 21,000 crore mark, which is the highest in last five years, the company said.
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