The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, June 21, 2003

Madras Cements Q4 net up at Rs 10.2 cr
MADRAS Cements Ltd has posted a net profit of Rs 10.25 crore on sales of Rs 168.58 crore for the fourth quarter of 2002-03 compared to a net profit of Rs 5.83 crore on sales of Rs 160.26 crore for the same period the previous year. For the year ... More

TEXTILES

Precot Mills to pay 35 per cent
IMPROVED sales and lower raw material cost advantages have buoyed the profitability of the Precot Mills Ltd for the year 2002-03. The company has declared 35 per cent dividend as against the previous year's 20 per cent. It has posted ... More

Ambika Cotton net up 150 pc
AMBIKA Cotton Mills Ltd,aided by changed product-mix has posted a 25 per cent jump in sales at Rs 81.59 crore for the year ended March 31, 2003 against the previous year's net sales of Rs 64.98 crore. Facilitated by a 21 per cent increase in ... More

Textile Corpn prunes losses
THE public sector Kerala State Textile Corporation has significantly improved performance during the just concluded financial year compared to the previous year, according to Mr Jacob Joseph, Managing Director. The corporation managed to bring ... More

NBFCS

Srei net up 26 pc; halves dividend to 10 pc
SREI International Finance Ltd (Srei) has recorded a 26-per cent jump in net profit at Rs 19.72 crore (Rs 15.63 crore) for the year ended March 31, 2003. Announcing the annual results here on Friday, Mr Hemant Kanoria, Managing Director, said ... More

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