Kirloskar Pneumatic Reports 23% Revenue Growth in FY25
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Kirloskar Pneumatic Reports 23% Revenue Growth in FY25

Kirloskar Pneumatic Company Ltd (KPCL), a key player in India’s air, refrigeration, and gas compression sector, reported a 23% year-on-year growth in revenue for FY25. Revenue from operations rose to Rs 16.29 billion, up from Rs 13.23 billion in FY24. Profit Before Tax (PBT) also saw a strong rise, reaching Rs 2.81 billion compared to Rs 1.78 billion in the previous year — constituting 17% of total sales. 

The company has declared a final dividend of 325% (Rs 6.50 per share), bringing the total dividend payout for FY25 to a record 500% on the face value of Rs 2 per share. This marks the highest dividend in the company’s history, coinciding with its 50th Annual General Meeting (AGM). 

Total income for the year stood at Rs 16.51 billion, compared to Rs 13.42 billion in FY24. The order book as of April 1, 2025, stood at Rs 16.24 billion, reflecting a 12% increase over the previous year. 

KPCL, listed on BSE (505283) and NSE (KIRLPNNU), continues to strengthen its position in the compressor manufacturing domain, riding on strong financials and strategic growth. 

(BSE)       
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Kirloskar Pneumatic Company Ltd (KPCL), a key player in India’s air, refrigeration, and gas compression sector, reported a 23% year-on-year growth in revenue for FY25. Revenue from operations rose to Rs 16.29 billion, up from Rs 13.23 billion in FY24. Profit Before Tax (PBT) also saw a strong rise, reaching Rs 2.81 billion compared to Rs 1.78 billion in the previous year — constituting 17% of total sales. The company has declared a final dividend of 325% (Rs 6.50 per share), bringing the total dividend payout for FY25 to a record 500% on the face value of Rs 2 per share. This marks the highest dividend in the company’s history, coinciding with its 50th Annual General Meeting (AGM). Total income for the year stood at Rs 16.51 billion, compared to Rs 13.42 billion in FY24. The order book as of April 1, 2025, stood at Rs 16.24 billion, reflecting a 12% increase over the previous year. KPCL, listed on BSE (505283) and NSE (KIRLPNNU), continues to strengthen its position in the compressor manufacturing domain, riding on strong financials and strategic growth. (BSE)       Image source:themachinemaker.

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