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 Power Mech Projects: Consolidated Results
Power Mech Projects has registered 35% fall in its sales to Rs 345.39 crore for the quarter ended Sep 2020. Sharp fall in revenue was due to lingering impact of COVID with gradual opening up and COVID restrictions impacting the productivity and supply. Hit by lower sales that is not good enough to recover fixed cost, the operating profit margin stood negative 12.3% compared to 12.9% in corresponding previous period. Thus the operating profit was a loss of Rs 42.65 crore compared to a profit of Rs 68.85 crore in the corresponding previous period. The other income was lower by 5% to Rs 2.16 crore and thus the PBIDT was a loss of Rs 40.49 crore compared to a profit of Rs 71.14 crore in the corresponding previous period. The interest cost was down by 1% to Rs 19.07 crore and depreciation was down by 12% to Rs 8.72 crore. Thus the PBT was a loss of RS 68.28 crore compared to a profit of Rs 42.07 crore in the corresponding previous period. With taxation being a write back of Rs 15.37 crore (compared to a provision of RS 7.53 crore in the corresponding previous period) the loss at PAT level was RS 52.91 crore compared to a profit of RS 34.54 crore in the corresponding previous period. Eventually the net profit was a loss of Rs 51.80 crore (compared to a profit of Rs 35.10 crore) after accounting for higher minority interest as well as Rs 2.44 crore swing in share of loss from associate to Rs 2.20.

Half Yearly performance

Consolidated sales for the period were down by 39% to Rs 620.40 crore. With OPM being negative 9.1% (compared to positive 13% in the corresponding previous period) the operating profit was a loss of RS 56.51 crore (compared to a profit of RS 133.16 crore in the corresponding previous period). The PBT was loss of RS 109.29 crore (compared to a profit of RS 83.81 crore in corresponding previous period) after accounting for lower other income, higher interest and lower depreciation. Eventually at PAT level it was a loss of Rs 82.91 crore (compared to a profit of Rs 22.41 crore in corresponding previous period) with taxation being a write back of Rs 26.38 crore, a swing of Rs 48.79 crore from a provision of RS 22.41 crore. After accounting for higher share of loss from JV (to RS 4.89 crore a swing of Rs 6.29 crore from a profit of Rs 1.40 crore) and MI (being a share of loss of Rs 3.41 crore, up 387%), the net loss was Rs 84.39 crore (compared to a profit of RS 63.51 crore in the corresponding previous period).

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