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Q1FY17 Sales At Home Textiles Producer Trident Ltd.

India’s leading home textiles producer Trident Ltd., net revenue in the three months ended June 30, zoomed 31.6 per cent year over year to Rs.1,166.3 crore. “High traction was achieved in the home textiles segment as a result of sustained focus and efforts on marketing, designing and product innovation,” the company said. EBITDA too rose […]

Q1FY17 Sales At Home Textiles Producer Trident Ltd.
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India’s leading home textiles producer Trident Ltd., net revenue in the three months ended June 30, zoomed 31.6 per cent year over year to Rs.1,166.3 crore.

“High traction was achieved in the home textiles segment as a result of sustained focus and efforts on marketing, designing and product innovation,” the company said.

EBITDA too rose higher at 24.1 per cent to Rs.247.1 crore in the first quarter of fiscal 2016-17 from Rs.199.1 crore in the comparable quarter of prior fiscal.

The home textiles manufacturer was able to reduce finance costs by 6.4 per cent to Rs.41.6 crore as against Rs.44.5 crore in the previous fiscal’s first quarter.

In the reporting quarter, healthy free cash flow generation lead to prepayment of high cost debt at Rs.53.6 crore, while better working capital utilisation and interest equalisation scheme reduced interest costs.