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Engro Fertilizers Limited

EFERT, First Quarter March 2023, Earning Release:

EPS: Rs. 4.13, up 2% on the previous quarter and up 17% over the same quarter last year.

Cash dividend: Rs. 3.5 per share. The trailing twelve-month cash dividend is Rs. 11.5.

Price (Rs.)1 Month6 Month1 Year
86.75-3.6%6.6%-7.8%

Sales for the quarter were higher by 34% over the previous quarter and 37% over the same quarter last year.

Gross profit for the quarter were higher by 28% over the previous quarter and 26% over the same quarter last year.

Profit after tax for the quarter was higher by 2% over the previous quarter and 17% over the same quarter last year. PAT in the previous quarter (December 2022) was boosted because of a tax reversal.

EFERT is trading at Rs 86.75, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 7.1, a price-to-book ratio of 2.7, and a attractive dividend yield (trailing twelve months) of over 13.3%.

Download EFERT Earning Release 1QMar23

See Key Financials of EFERT;

EFERT: Engro Fertilizers Limited
Rs. in Millions1Q -Mar 20234Q-Dec 20223Q-Sep 20222Q-Jun 20221Q-Mar 2022
Sales33,32724,75722,23925,61724,332
Cost Of Sales24,74018,07015,98515,96417,525
Gross Profit8,5876,6876,2549,6536,807
Operating Profit5,7732,9843,8027,1214,544
Other Income3,1672,9898683,5842,546
Other Expenses/Losses1,2247974201,256760
Finance Cost457996607594501
Profit Before Tax7,2594,1803,6428,8555,828
Taxation1,739-1,2311,0666,1471,115
Profit After Tax5,5205,4112,5762,7084,714
EPS4.134.051.932.033.53
Cash Dividend3.55305.5
G Profit Margin25.8%27.0%28.1%37.7%28.0%
Tax Rate24.0%reversal29.3%69.4%19.1%
Sales Growth34.6%11.3%-13.2%5.3%
GP Growth28.4%6.9%-35.2%41.8%
EPS Growth2.0%110.0%-4.9%-42.6%.

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