5 Key Financial Highlights
Q4FY24 had some significant numbers that showed how the company fared in both Q4FY24 and the entirety of FY24. Here are some of the main highlights from the JSW Steel Q4 Results:
Q4 Revenue up to ₹46,269 Crore from ₹41,940 Crore QoQ.
Q4 Profit at ₹1,322 Crore down from ₹3,741 Crore YoY
Q4 Profit Before Tax down to ₹2,012 Crore from ₹4,249 Crores YoY
FY24 Revenue up to ₹1,75,006 Crores from ₹1,65,960 Crore YoY
FY24 Profit up to ₹8,973 Crore from ₹4,139 Crore YoY
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Key Business Updates:
Consolidated Crude Steel Production for the quarter stood at 6.79 million tonnes, lower by 1% QoQ and higher by 3% YoY
Steel Sales for the quarter stood at 6.73 million tonnes, higher by 12% QoQ and by 3% YoY.
Retail sales increased QoQ by 16% and were lower by 3% YoY
The company’s Italy operations saw its manufacturing facility produce 74,476 tonnes and sold 79,969 tonnes of rolled products during the quarter.
The Plate and Pipe Mill in Texas saw its sales volumes for the quarter at 1,00,668 net tonnes of Plates and 8,245 net tonnes of Pipes. It reported an EBITDA of US$ 23.7 million.
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Profitability Analysis:
Q4FY24 results for JSW Steel have come forward with some interesting numbers for the company in this financial year. The company’s Q4 Revenue stood at ₹46,269 Crore up from ₹41,940 Crore QoQ while the quarter’s Profit saw a downward trajectory and stood at ₹1,322 Crore down from ₹3,741 Crore YoY. Q4’s Profit Before Tax too saw the same fate and stood at ₹2,012 Crore, down from ₹4,249 Crores YoY. The company’s FY24 Revenue saw significant growth and stood at ₹1,75,006 Crores, up from ₹1,65,960 Crore YoY while its FY24 Profit was up to ₹8,973 Crore from ₹4,139 Crore. The company also saw growth in its steel production capacity with consolidated crude steel production for the quarter at 6.79 million tonnes, lower by 1% QoQ but higher by 3% YoY. JSW Steel’s retail sales also increased QoQ by 16% but were lower by 3% YoY. The company’s Board of Directors has also recommended a final dividend of ₹7.30 per fully paid equity share.
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Major Operational Metrics - Consolidated Q4 (FY2023-24) Financial Results of JSW Steel (in ₹ Crore)
Metrics
| For Quarter Ended
| For Year Ended
|
Q4FY24
| Q3FY24
| Q4FY23
| FY24
| FY23
|
Total Revenue from Operations
| 46,269
| 41,940
| 46,962
| 1,75,006
| 1,65,960
|
Profi Before Tax
| 2.012
| 3,303
| 4,249
| 13,380
| 5,655
|
Net Profit For The Period
| 1,322
| 2,450
| 3,741
| 8,973
| 4,139
|
Major Operational Metrics - Standalone Q4 (FY2023-24) Financial Results of JSW Steel (in ₹ Crore)
Metrics
| For Quarter Ended
| For Year Ended
|
Q4FY24
| Q3FY24
| Q4FY23
| FY24
| FY23
|
Total Revenue from Operations
| 35,341
| 33,310
| 37,153
| 1,35,180
| 1,31,687
|
Profi Before Tax
| 1,624
| 3,263
| 3,938
| 12,102
| 6,968
|
Net Profit For The Period
| 1,007
| 2,416
| 2,838
| 8,041
| 4,937
|
The Future of JSW Steel
Even though the fourth quarter has not been too significant in terms of the profit the company has seen, in the entirety of FY24, JSW Steels has seen quite a bit of growth. The Company’s Phase-Il expansion (from 3.5 MTPA to 5 MTPA) at BPSL is largely completed and it expects the ramp-up to be completed by the end of Q2 FY25. JSW Steel Coated Products Limited has its colour-coated line of 0.12 MTPA in Jammu & Kashmir in place and expects it to start commissioning activities in Q2 FY25. The company expects a consolidated capex for FY25 to be ₹20,000 Crores.
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Conclusion
Though the numbers of JSW Steel for the quarter have been interesting, to say the least, there have been certain hits and misses along the way for sure. However, seeing as the company did quite well for itself in the entirety of FY24, saw its sales go up both locally and globally and it has quite a few ongoing projects in hand, the company has a positive outlook as far as FY25 is concerned.
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About The Company:
With foundations in Tarapur, Maharashtra, it was in the year 1982 that the Jindal Group acquired Piramal Steel Limited, then known for operating a mini steel mill and renamed it Jindal Iron and Steel Company (JISCO). The Jindal Group then proceeded to set up JISCO’s first-ever steel plant in Vasind, near Mumbai, the same year. Today, JSW Steel Limited has grown into an Indian multinational steel producer and operates as a flagship company of the JSW Group. After some major acquisition decisions, the company has officially become India's second-largest private-sector steel company.
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