Ircon International Limited Q1FY23 Revenue up by 76% YoY at Rs. 2068 Crore; PAT jumps 62% YoY at Rs.145 Crore

As of 30th June 2022, the total order book stands at Rs.42,066 Crore. The break-up is which is as follows:

Railways        : Rs.32,700 Crore

Highways      : Rs.  7,395 Crore

Others            : Rs.  1,971 Crore

 

Financial Performance: 

The Board of Directorsof Ircon International Limited (NSE: IRCON | BSE: 541956), at its meetingtoday, approved the results for the quarter ended 30th June 2022.

Q1FY23 – Consolidated (Rs. Crore) 

Particulars 

Q1FY23  Q1FY22  Growth% 

Total Revenue 

2068.44

1175.54

75.96%

Operating Revenue 

2001.91

1142.04

75.29%

Core EBITDA 

172.60

118.50

45.65%

Core EBITDA Margin (%) 

8.62%

10.38%

(176 bps) 

PAT 

144.57

88.99

62.46%

EPS (Rs./Share) (FV-Rs.2/Share) 

1.54

0.95

62.11%

 

Q1FY23 – Standalone (Rs. Crore) 

Particulars 

Q1FY23  Q1FY22  Growth% 

Total Revenue 

1956.95

1103.49

77.34%

Operating Revenue 

1897.20

1053.10

80.15%

Core EBITDA 

108.43

72.93

48.68%

Core EBITDA Margin (%) 

5.72%

6.93%

(121 bps) 

PAT 

123.13

84.70

45.37%

EPS (Rs./Share) (FV-Rs.2/Share) 

1.31

0.90

45.56%

 

Industry Outlook/Way forward: 

India is a major market with a growing need for more sophisticated and more sustainable structures. Significant growth in infrastructure is likely, thanks to the policy-driven focus on the sector.  The government’s continued impetus on infrastructure development has been beneficial for the whole industry though headwinds arising out of rising cost pressure and inflationary impacts could have some volatilities.

However, the scope for development across the sector is huge, given the substantial number of ongoing and proposed projects. The current scenario, therefore, presents a competitive landscape for the company to buckle up and take the opportunities to grow the business and continue to create value for its stakeholders.

The global Infrastructure sector has grown from strength to strength throughout the disruption and uncertainty in the last year. As we move into 2022 and beyond, it is evident that infrastructure is consistently innovating and developing. Hence, FY23 will be another rewarding but challenging year, and the industry looks to be poised to capture growth opportunities.