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15 May, 6 tweets, 3 min read
4th Post on Q4FY21 Results

Businesses covered:
~Apcotex
~Blue Star
~Tata Consumer Products
~Ultratech Cement
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Apcotex

• Revenues for the quarter were up 61.5% YoY
• Reported its highest-ever revenues, export volumes, EBITDA, PBT & PAT in a quarter in Q4
• Plants running at full capacity for XNB latex for gloves

Detailed Notes: bit.ly/3w98SGY
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Blue Star

• Q4FY21 Consol Rev up 26% YoY
• Order book at Rs 2952 Cr
• RAC sales grew 33% YoY & market share @ 13.25%
• Launched new range of pharma cold rooms, medical freezers, ice-lined refrigerators, & vaccine transporters

Detailed Notes: bit.ly/2QqnL8Q
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Tata Consumer Products

• Consol Rev growth of 20% YoY & PAT growth of 102% YoY
• India business grew 29% YoY with a volume growth of 12% in beverages & 11% in foods
• Tea grew 32% YoY & Pulses grew 26% YoY in FY21 in sales

Detailed Notes: bit.ly/2RVTkHQ
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Ultratech Cement

• Rev up 31% YoY in Q4. PAT up 61% YoY
• Capacity utilization at 93% in Q4 and 99% in March
• Reduced Rs 10624 Cr of debt in FY21
• Dividend of Rs 37 per share

Detailed Notes: bit.ly/3tMo5MB
All the four updates together here:

bit.ly/2RX4OLn

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