Tata Shopper Merchandise Ltd. noticed an increase in its quarterly consolidated revenue whilst bills jumped. However the earnings missed estimates.
Internet revenue attributable to the shareholders of Tata Tea and Tata Salt maker rose 17% sequentially to Rs 255.5 crore within the April-June interval, in response to an trade submitting. That compares with the Rs 272.4-crore consensus estimate of analysts tracked by Bloomberg.
Q1 Highlights (QoQ)
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Income rose 5% to Rs 3,326.8 crore, in contrast with the estimated Rs 3,302.4 crore.
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Working revenue rose 3% to Rs 456.6 crore, towards Rs 463-crore forecast.
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Margin contracted to 13.7% from 14%, dragged by increased bills. Analysts had pegged the metric at 14%.
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Bills rose 5% to Rs 2,959 crore.
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Price of supplies consumed rose 13.26% to Rs 1,360.5 crore.
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Income from India enterprise elevated 9.8% to Rs 2,145.2 crore.
Yr-on-year, the corporate reported an 11% rise in income. Revenue earlier than distinctive objects and tax stood at Rs 403 crore, up 19%. The consolidated internet revenue was increased by 38%, the filings mentioned.
Shares of the corporate closed 0.25% increased on Wednesday earlier than the outcomes had been introduced towards a flat benchmark Nifty 50.