"Higher capacity utilisation, cost rationalisation and speciality carbon attributed to sharp gain profitability," PCBL chairman Sanjiv Goenka said here today.
"Usually, Q3 and Q4 are best quarters. But, given the trend we expect significant rise in bottomline growth for the year," he said.
Capacity utilisation was 98 per cent.
Total revenue for the quarter under review was Rs 638.86 crore as against Rs 479.65 crore registered in Q1 quarter of 2016-17.
Speciality carbon account for only 20,000 tonne out of 4.8 lakh tonne total capacity. But, the company aims to increase the same to 50,000 tonne depending upon its innovation capability and demand.
Goenka said speciality carbon black offers higher margins.
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