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Simplex Infrastructures Q4 sales 9% higher at Rs 1,365 cr

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Simplex Infrastructures Ltd one of India’s leading infrastructure solutions providers, has announced its standalone Audited Results for the 4th quarter ended March 2011.

During Q4 it has achieved sales of Rs. 1365 cr. against Rs. 1251 cr. in the same quarter last year registering a growth of 9%. The EBITDA rose by 11% to Rs. 146 cr. (Rs. 132 cr.), EBIT by 12% to Rs. 105 cr. (Rs. 93 cr.). However, due to higher interest cost and tax provisions the PAT is lower at Rs. 37 cr. (Rs. 46 cr.)

During the whole of FY 11, the sales grew by 7% to Rs. 4756 cr. as compared to Rs. 4448 cr. The EBITDA also increased 7% to Rs. 487 cr. (Rs. 456 cr.), EBIT by 8% to Rs. 326cr. from Rs. 302 cr. Higher interest cost subdued the PBT growth to Rs. 196 cr. from Rs. 191 cr. while PAT remained flat at Rs. 123 cr.

 

The Order Book at year end surged by 28% to Rs. 14,707 cr. from Rs. 11,491 cr. last year, on robust order intake of Rs. 8382cr. including Rs. 2164 cr. in Q4.The Order Book comprises of 87% domestic and 13% overseas.

About Simplex Infrastructures Ltd
(BSE SCRIP ID: SIMPLEXIN, NSE SCRIP ID: SIMPLEXINF, Bloomberg; SINF IN, Reuters: SMCP.BO): Incorporated in1924, Simplex Infrastructures Limited is the largest pure play civil construction & engineering contractors in India, with more than eight decades of successful operations and completion of over 2400 projects in India and abroad. Simplex Infrastructures has presence across various construction verticals, which include piling, industrial plants, power plants – thermal; nuclear; hydel; transmission, urban infrastructures & utilities -metro rails; airports; urban sewerage & water systems, buildings and housing, marine ports, roads; railways; bridges & elevated road & rail corridors.

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First Published: May 31 2011 | 7:20 PM IST

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