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Engro Polymer & Chemical Ltd., Earning Release, Q1-Mar2023

EPCL First Quarter-Mar 2023 Earnings released.

EPS Rs. 1.31 down 50% over previous quarter. 
Cash dividend (interim) Rs. 1/- per share.

EPCL (Rs.)1 Month6 Month1 Year
44.44-5.7%-22.9%-46.8%

EPS declined 50% over the previous quarter and by 74% over the same quarter last year.
Sales declined by 9% over the previous quarter and by 22% over the same quarter last year.
Gross Profit increased by 11.6% over the previous quarter and declined by 53% over the same quarter last year.
Gross profit margin was 20% in this quarter up from 16% in the previous quarter but substantially down from 33% compared to the first quarter last year.

EPCL is trading at Rs 44.4, with a Price to Earning Ratio of less than 5, and a Price to Book ratio of less than 1.5, having a high dividend yield (trailing twelve months) of over 19%.

See Key Financials of EPCL;
EPCL: Engro Polymer & Chemical Limited
Rs. in Millions1Q -Mar 20234Q-Dec 20223Q-Sep 20222Q-Jun 20221Q-Mar 2022
Sales17,97819,75116,90422,27723,127
Gross Profit3,5913,2174,9737,5287,665
Other Income438139466411425
Finance Cost1,170884853740606
Profit Before Tax1,6781,7843,1465,5186,266
Taxation489-5858653,1791,545
Profit After Tax1,1892,3692,2812,3394,721





EPS1.312.612.512.575.19
Cash Dividend12.52.52.55
G Profit Margin20.0%16.3%29.4%33.8%33.1%
Tax Rate29.1%reversal27.5%57.6%24.7%
Sales Growth-9.0%16.8%-24.1%-3.7%
GP Growth11.6%-35.3%-33.9%-1.8%
EPS Growth-49.8%3.8%-2.5%-50.5%.




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