ITI Limited Reports Narrowed Losses Amid Revenue Decline in Q1
ITI Limited, a state-owned telecom equipment manufacturer, reported a net loss of Rs 6,332.00 lakhs for Q1 FY24, an improvement from Rs 9,108.00 lakhs loss in Q1 FY23. Revenue from operations decreased to Rs 49,801.00 lakhs from Rs 51,998.00 lakhs year-over-year. The company maintains a significant order book of Rs 19,158.00 crores, including an ASCON Phase IV project worth Rs 8,280.36 crores. ITI continues to operate under a government revival plan, having received Rs 3,02,535.00 lakhs out of Rs 4,15,679.00 lakhs approved financial assistance. Auditors have raised concerns about overdue receivables, inventory valuation, and delays in statutory payments.

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ITI Limited , a state-owned telecommunications equipment manufacturer, has reported a net loss of Rs 6,332.00 lakhs for the quarter ended June 30, according to the company's latest financial results. This represents a significant improvement from the loss of Rs 9,108.00 lakhs recorded in the same period last year.
Revenue and Expenses
The company's revenue from operations decreased to Rs 49,801.00 lakhs, down from Rs 51,998.00 lakhs year-over-year, indicating a challenging market environment. Total expenses for the quarter stood at Rs 57,076.00 lakhs, surpassing the total revenue of Rs 51,105.00 lakhs.
Financial Performance
ITI Limited's performance in the first quarter shows signs of financial strain:
Particulars (in lakhs) | Q1 Current | Q1 Previous |
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Revenue from Operations | 49,801.00 | 51,998.00 |
Total Revenue | 51,105.00 | 53,502.00 |
Total Expenses | 57,076.00 | 59,963.00 |
Net Loss | 6,332.00 | 9,108.00 |
The company's basic and diluted earnings per share remained negative at Rs 0.65 for the quarter.
Government Support and Order Book
ITI Limited continues to operate under a government revival plan. The company has received Rs 3,02,535.00 lakhs out of the approved financial assistance of Rs 4,15,679.00 lakhs, demonstrating ongoing government support.
Despite the quarterly loss, ITI maintains a substantial order book worth Rs 19,158.00 crores under execution. This includes the significant ASCON Phase IV project valued at Rs 8,280.36 crores with the Ministry of Defence, which could potentially bolster future revenues.
Auditor's Observations
The company's auditors have issued a disclaimer of conclusion, citing various compliance and operational concerns across multiple units. These issues include:
- Overdue receivables from government entities and public sector undertakings
- Concerns about inventory valuation and obsolescence
- Delays in payments of statutory dues, including provident fund contributions
- Unbilled revenue and pending lease agreement renewals
Outlook
While ITI Limited faces significant challenges, the substantial order book and continued government support provide some optimism for future performance. The company's ability to execute its ongoing projects efficiently and address the auditors' concerns will be crucial for its financial recovery and growth in the coming quarters.
Investors and stakeholders will be closely monitoring ITI's progress in implementing its revival plan and improving operational efficiency to return to profitability.
Historical Stock Returns for ITI
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-0.84% | +8.41% | +6.37% | +22.75% | +3.58% | +132.58% |