Kirloskar Oil Engines has set a revenue target of $2 billion by FY30, with a focus on higher EBITDA margins and sustainable growth. Despite global business challenges, the company remains committed to its EBITDA goals for the year. Management expects profit to rise in upcoming quarters, supported by pricing changes and cost management efforts.
Kirloskar Oil Engines Records ₹18.97 Crore Block Trade on NSE at ₹2389.80 Per Share
Kirloskar Oil Engines recorded a block trade on the NSE involving approximately 79,390 shares at ₹2389.80 per share. The total transaction value amounted to ₹18.97 crores. Such large-scale block trades are generally associated with institutional participation and are closely monitored by market observers.
Kirloskar Oil Engines Sees ₹17.36 Crore Block Trade on NSE at ₹1628.30 Per Share
Kirloskar Oil Engines recorded a block trade on the NSE involving approximately 106,607 shares at ₹1628.30 per share. The total value of the transaction stood at ₹17.36 crores. Block trades of this scale are generally associated with institutional-level participation in the equity markets.
Kirloskar Oil Engines Records ₹37.19 Crore Block Trade on NSE
Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited recorded a major NSE block trade worth ₹37.19 crores involving approximately 225,055 shares at ₹1,652.50 per share. This substantial institutional transaction highlights significant market activity and investor interest in the company's stock.
Kirloskar Oil Engines released its Q4 financial results, showing a 5.4% increase in revenue to ₹17.50 billion, but a 12.8% decrease in net profit to ₹1.30 billion. EBITDA rose to ₹3.13 billion, while EBITDA margin contracted to 17.86%. The company announced a dividend of ₹4.00 per equity share.
03Apr 25
Kirloskar Oil Engines Secures ₹270 Crore Order from Indian Navy for Marine Diesel Engine Development
Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KOEL) has won a ₹270 crore order from the Indian Navy to design and develop a 6MW Medium Speed Marine Diesel Engine. The project, under the Make-I scheme, aims to create a scalable engine platform from 3MW to 10MW for naval vessels. The contract spans 36 months with 70% government funding and requires over 50% indigenous content in the prototype. This order marks a significant step towards reducing India's dependence on imported marine engines and aligns with the country's self-reliance goals in defense manufacturing.
02Apr 25
Kirloskar Oil Engines Secures ₹270 Crore Order from Indian Navy for Marine Diesel Engine Development
Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KOEL) has received a ₹270 crore order from the Indian Navy to design and develop a 6MW Medium Speed Marine Diesel Engine, scalable from 3 MW to 10 MW. The project, under the Make-I scheme, aims to support India's defense indigenization efforts. KOEL will develop a prototype with over 50% indigenous content within 36 months. The government will fund 70% of the project cost, with KOEL investing the remaining 30%. This engine will serve for main propulsion and power generation on Indian Navy and Coast Guard ships, reducing dependence on imports.