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Company’s PAT in Q4 FY 24 was Rs.52.16 crores as against Rs 24.99 crores in Q4 FY 23 registered a growth of 108.76 per cent.

Chennai based Hatsun Agro Product Ltd, India’s leading private sector dairy company, has announced its financial results for the 4th Quarter and for Financial Year ended 31st March 2024. Company’s revenue from operations in Q4 FY 24 was Rs 2046.87 crores as against Rs 1789.46 crores in Q4 FY 23 registered a growth of 14.38 per cent. Company registered a growth of 39.04 per cent in milk procurement in FY 24 over FY 23.

COVID had disturbed the operations for two years, which led to an impact on milk procurement in the second half of FY 2022-23 and the first half of FY 2023-24. Normalcy has been restored in the second half of 2023-24 for both procurement of milk and sales.

Commenting on the results, R G Chandramogan, Chairman, Hatsun Agro Product Ltd said, “We are happy to report good growth in procurement of milk and revenues both in Q4 and for the full FY 2023-24. Strong sales recovery in the domestic market post Covid with good summer sales have led to good sales volume. All our business verticals did well with our leading brands registering healthy sales growth.

HAP’s retail expansion in the last two years helped us reach customers in new markets like Maharashtra, Orissa, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh and also supported existing strong bases in South India. HAP in the last financial year, had invested about Rs 550 crores across new manufacturing facilities for capacity expansion in Curd and Milk Products and in market assets. The new capacities will further support our sales plans for FY 2024-25. Considerable investments have also been made to strengthen distribution, sales and marketing of our brands.”

Q4 FY 24 Vs Q4 FY 23 Highlights:

1. Revenue from operations in Q4 FY 24 was Rs.2046.87 crores as against Rs 1789.46 crores in Q4 FY 23 registered a growth of 14.38 per cent

2. EBITDA in Q4 FY 24 was Rs.231.77 crores as against Rs.158.05 crores in Q4 FY 23 registered a growth of 46.64 per cent.

3. PBT in Q4 FY 24 was Rs.70.89 crores as against Rs 32.88 crores in Q4 FY 23 registered a growth of 115.59 per cent.

4. PAT in Q4 FY 24 was Rs.52.16 crores as against Rs 24.99 crores in Q4 FY 23 registered a growth of 108.76 per cent.

5. Procurement of milk registered a growth of 39.04 per cent in FY 24 over FY 23.

FY 24 Vs FY 23 Highlights:

1. Revenue from operations in FY 24 was Rs.7990.40 crores as against Rs.7246.97 crores in FY 23 registered a growth of 10.26 per cent.

2. EBITDA in FY 24 was Rs.921.56 crores as against Rs.712.00 crores in FY 23 registered a growth of 29.43 per cent.

3. PBT in FY 24 was Rs.357.89 crores as against Rs.224.56 crores in FY 23 registered a growth of 59.37 per cent.

4. PAT in FY 24 was Rs.267.29 crores as against Rs.165.86 crores in FY 23 registered a growth of 61.15 per cent.

5. Procurement of milk in FY 24 registered a growth of 20.30 per cent

Company’s PAT in Q4 FY 24 was

Following a meticulous correction in selling prices and moderation of purchase prices, Hatsun Agro has experienced a remarkable upswing in milk procurement volume.

R G Chandramogan, Chairman Hatsun Agro, a leading player in the dairy industry announces a significant surge in milk procurement, ensuring a robust and stable supply for the coming months. In response to last year’s challenges, the company has undertaken strategic measures to overcome supply shortages and inflated purchase prices. 

Following a meticulous correction in selling prices and moderation of purchase prices, Hatsun Agro has experienced a remarkable upswing in milk procurement volume. In September and October, the company achieved an impressive 25 per cent increase in procurement, thanks to the establishment of additional collection centres and the inclusion of more farmers across all states. 

The figures speak for themselves – in September, Hatsun Agro procured over 11 crore litres of milk, and in October, the company reached an all-time high, collecting over 12 crore litres of milk in a single month. This exceptional growth in procurement not only signifies the company’s commitment to overcoming challenges but also positions Hatsun Agro as a reliable and sustainable source of dairy products.
 

Following a meticulous correction in selling prices