Indian Cumminas shares increased 6 percent despite publishing 7 percent fall in the net benefit of the fourth quarter of 2015.
The company reported a 7.15 percent decrease in its independent net gain for the quarter ending in March 2025 to ₹ 521.37 million rupees compared to ₹ 561.52 million rupees in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.
Total income increased almost 6 percent to ₹ 2,668,80 million rupees in the quarter under review.
Total sales increased 6 percent year -on -year to ₹ 2.414 million rupees in March 2025 quarter, while national sales were located at ₹ 1,935 million rupees (1 percent higher than March 2024 quarter).
Export sales increased 39 percent year -on -year to ₹ 479 million rupees in the quarter under review.
In fiscal year 2015, it registered a 15 percent increase in independent net profits to ₹ 1.905.78 compared to ₹ 1,660.62 million rupees in the fiscal year 2014.
Shveta Arya, managing director of Cummins India, stressed that the company crossed a milestone of annual revenues of ₹ 10000 million rupees while maintaining its profit margins.
“With its diversified portfolio of products compatible with emission standards, the company remains optimistic about the impulse in the national and international market. Our approach remains to be executed a strategy of disciplined and profitable growth,” Arya added.
The Board approved the appointment of Soma Dilip Ghosh as Financial Director (CFO) of the company with effect as of July 21, 2025.
He also recommended a final dividend or ₹ 33.50 per capital action.
The Motilal Oswal national brokerage, which assigned the purchase at an objective price of ₹ 2,977 in the action, stressed that the income failure was compensated by strong margins. The Ebitda margin for Q4Fy25 stood at ₹ 21.2 percent, much higher than the expectation of the brokerage of ₹ 19.1 percent, fueled by gross margin growth.
At 11.47 am, the shares quoted 5.87 percent higher than ₹ 3,152.25 in the EEB, reaching a maximum intradic of ₹ 3,162.40.