Automobile tyre maker MRF 's fourth quarter net
profit surged 67% from a year ago to Rs 150.13 crore, helped by strong sales
growth and softening of input costs.
Its net sales in Jan-March were up near 30% year-on-year to
Rs 2,990.63 crore.
Koshy Varghese, MRF's executive vice president -
marketing, told CNBC-TV18 that softening raw material prices had helped margins
and export market improvement and pickup in replacement market boosted sales in
its second quarter.
MRF's raw material costs in Jan-March were up 10%
year-on-year at Rs 1,989.73 crore. They were down 4.2% sequentially.
EBITDA margin for the three-month period was 10.8%,
compared with 9.2% a year ago.
Koshy said price of rubber, a key input for the company, has
been very volatile. Other input costs are also seen going up now, he added.
Source: www.moneycontrol.com
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