Bharat Electronics, Gujarat Gas, PFC, Petronet LNG Q4 Results Today — Earnings Estimates
Bharat Electronics India Ltd., Gujarat Gas Ltd. Power Finance Corp., and Eris Lifescineces Ltd. are among the companies that are set to announce their fourth-quarter results on Monday.
Here's a look at the consensus analysts' estimates that are compiled by Bloomberg.
Bharat Electronics is expected to report a 4% rise in revenue at Rs 8,890 crore, with an estimated Ebitda of Rs 2,250 crore and a margin of 25.3%. The net profit is projected to be Rs 1,752 crore.
Quess Corp's estimated revenue stands at Rs 5,462 crore, with an Ebitda of Rs 204 crore and a margin of 3.7%. The net profit is forecasted to be Rs 106 crore.
Gujarat Gas is anticipated to have revenue of Rs 4,020.64 crore, an Ebitda of Rs 430 crore, leading to a margin of 10.72%, and a net profit of Rs 215.6 crore.
PI Industries is expected to report revenue of Rs 1,860 crore, an Ebitda of Rs 470 crore with a margin of 25.3%, and a net profit of Rs 353 crore.
Lastly, Eris Lifesciences is estimated to have revenue of Rs 758 crore, an Ebitda of Rs 265 crore yielding a margin of 35%, and a net profit of Rs 106.4 crore.
Full Set Of Companies
ACME Solar Holdings, Bharat Electronics, Carysil, CMS Info Systems, DLF, Dodla Dairy, Eris Lifesciences, Globus Spirits, Gujarat Gas, HEG, HLE Glascoat, Hindustan Foods, Honda India Power Products, Innova Captab, JK Paper, Jupiter Wagons, Kaveri Seed Company, Marksans Pharma, Mold-Tek Packaging, Navneet Education, NLC India, Northern Arc Capital, Petronet LNG, Pfizer, PI Industries, Power Grid Corporation of India, Quess Corp, Restaurant Brands Asia, Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company and Zydus Wellness.
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