After hefty provisioning for inter-group loans, the Khaitan-managed company says it is back on track. But who will be in control from here on remains an open question
Total expenses during the fourth quarter stood at Rs 249.81 crore as compared to Rs 219.81 crore in the same period a year ago.
Eveready Industries hit an over three-year high (highest level since April 2018) of Rs 338.70 after rising 7 per cent on the BSE in intra-day trade today
Profit was Rs 90.60 cr in year-ago period, but this included exceptional gain of Rs 89.55 cr from land deal in Chennai
Rating agency says upgrade reflects improvement in firm's financial profile and liquidity in 1HFY21, which was continuing in 2HFY21 backed by better profitability
The company is expected to maintain high operating margins in the forthcoming quarters
Eveready's Managing Director, Amritanshu Khaitan said this was the highest ever quarterly profit without any other income. EBITDA margin at more than 20 per cent was also the best
Eveready recorded a 234 per cent increase in profit before tax (PBT) to Rs 30.29 crore in the June quarter even as operating income fell by around 18 per cent
Eveready's Q1 PBT rises 234% on upward price revision, better product mix
All that happened in the markets today.
The bank invoked pledge on 56,83,320 shares forming 7.82 per cent of paid-up equity share capital of Eveready Industries
The upgrade reflects EIIL's improved liquidity position aided by deleveraging in 2HFY20, coupled with sustained profitability in FY20, India Ratings said in a press release
The Burmans of Dabur become the biggest shareholder in India's largest dry cell battery maker as the Kolkata-based promoters struggle to ring-fence their tea-to-engineering group
Promoters hope to ring-fence long-term interests of the firm via this partnership
The latest increase in stake brings the Burman family holding in Eveready close to the promoter holding
On NSE, under BL series, about 5.15 million shares, representing 7.07 per cent of total holding of Eveready Industries, changed hands at price of Rs 81.80 per share
A recent survey conducted by LocalCircles showed that 58% of respondents are willing to boycott Chinese firms while 42% want heavy import duties on Chinese goods to discourage their influx
Since the past four months, Guardian Advisors has been gradually increasing its shareholding
The pre-tax profit, adjusted against the one-time land sale and separation costs, remained flat at Rs 21.20 crore
In September, the Calcutta High Court had restrained the company from transferring, alienating or encumbering any of its assets till the application filed by IL&FS was disposed of.