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6Hffi,*,ffiffi No.CA- t1(44)12020 November 6,2020 The General Manager (MO) The Asstt. Vice President Bornbay Stock Exchange National Stock Exchange 0f India Ltd. Corporate Re lationship Department Plot No.C/1. G Block, lst Floor, New Trading Ring, Bandra-Kurla Cornplex, Bandra (East), Rotunda Building. P.p. Tower, Mumbai-400 051. Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai-400001 Sub: R*ft Dear Sir. The Board of Directors at its rneeting held today i.e. 6th November, 2020, inter-alia, considered and approved the Unaudited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results forthe quarter/half year ended 3Otl' Septem ber,2020. A copy of the fbllowing is enclosed pursuant to Regulation 33 of SEBI (Listing obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Reguiations, 201 5: o Unaudited Standalone ancl Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter ended 30t1, Septelnber, 2020 alongrarith segment information and Statenrent of Assets and Liabilities. o Limited Review Report on Standalone and Consolidated Quarterly Financial Results of Steel Authority of Irrdia Limited. o Certificate fbr receipt and noting of infbrrnation from IDBI Trusteeship Services Ltd. under Regulation 52(5) of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirernents) Regularions.20l5. o Press Release. The Board Meeting commenced at I 420 hours and concluded at I 9 I 0 hours. The above are also being uploaded on the website of the Company at www.sail.co.in. Thanking you, Yours faithfully, For Steel Authority oflndia(M, Limited (M B Balakrishnan) Company Secretary Encl. As above. SwFI Tfi, +A +s, ri ry:110003, t{,TFr, o7L-24367487-B6,ffqir:011-2436701s,+rqfr: www.sail.co.in lspat Bhawan, Lodi Road, New Delhi-L10o03,-Phone :o7L-24367487-86,Fax:o7t-24367}L;,Website: www.sail.co.in PAN No' AA/ACS7052F corporate ldentity No. 127109Dt 1973 Gol1p6454 6"ffi+i.ffi*gvrgant#a There's a little bit ol SAIL in everybody,s life STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LIMITED CtN: L27109DLl 973cO1 0064s4 REGTSTERED OFFTCE: tSpAT BHAWAN, LOD| ROAD, NEW DELHT - 110 003 Tel: +9'l 11'24367481, +91- Fax: 11 24367015, E-mail: [email protected], website: www.sait.co.in Statement of Standalone unaudited Financial Results for the Quarter and Half year ended 30th Septemb er,2020 ted otherwise T Quarter ended Half Y Year ended il. No 3Orh September, Pa rtlc u lars 3ot June, 3orh September, 3ou September, 30s September, 31'r March, 2020 2020 201 I 2020 201 I 2020 Unaudited Unaudited Unaudited Unaudited Unaudited Audited 1 Income (a) Revenue from operations 1 6923.61 9067.48 141?7.44 25991 09 28947.45 61 660.55 {b) Olher income 1q7 A1 1qR 7L 277.73 341 .58 995 ?2 I Otat 17121.22 9345.21 14286.1 8 26466.43 29289.03 62645.77 2 Expenses a) Cost of materials consumed 5772.84 4359.94 7382.22 'to132.78 1 5509 88 29212 87 b) Changes in inventories of finished goods, work_in_progress 2956.39 (339.48) ( and by-products 1 034.06) 261 6.91 (2412 68) (555s.82) c) Employee benefits expense 2038.72 1992.91 1959.10 4031.63 4005 16 8781.32 d) Frnance costs 720.37 886.29 940.35 1 606.66 1728 75 3486.76 e) Depreciation and amortisation expenses 989.79 973.31 901.14 1963 10 1 773 59 3755.05 fl Other expenses 4255 18 IAAN 34s6.90 7712.08 9'103.43 19023 17 Total Expenses 'A 1 6733.29 1 1 329_87 14i,09.21 29708.1 58703.3 5 3 Profit / (Loss) before Excepuonal items and Tax 387.93 (1984.66 (523.03) (1 596.73) (41 9.1 0) 3942.42 Add / (Lessl: Exceptionat items 222.39 222.39 4 Profit, (Loss) betore Tax 61 0.32 {1 s84.66) (523.03) (1374.34]. (41s.10) 31 70.66 Less: Tax expense Cunent tax Defened tax 217.O0 (71 4 39) (180 19) (497.:39) ('145.10) 1073.73 iiAT credit (214 75) Current tax (earlier vears) 66 00 5 Net Profit / (Losq) for the period 393.32 t1270.271 t342.84) (876.95I 127 4.001 2021.54 Other Comprehensive tncome (OCt) (i) ltems that will nol be reclassified to profit or loss 2.03 2.22 4.125 6.57 (177 61, (ii) lncome tax relating to items that will not be reclassified to (0.e4) (0.s2) (1.28) profit or loss (1.46) (1 53) 61 90 6 fotal Comprehensive lncome / (Lossl tor the Deriod 354.4'.1 l.1268.57 (338.51 (474 16\ (268.961 1 905.83 7 2aid-up Equity Share Capital (Face Value of a 1O/- each) 4130.53 130 53 4130.53 4130 ll 41 30.53 4130 5 8 Sther equitv excludino revaluation reserye 34772.69 33474 46 35646 85 9 Earnings per equity share (of ?101 each) (not annuatjsed) 1. Basic (t) 0.95 (3 08) (0.83) (2 12) (0.66) 4.89 2. Diluted (?) 0.95 /1 r)Al (o 83\ (2.12\ (0.66) 489 '10 Debt Ratio Equity 1.30 1.37 1.36 11 Debt Service Coverage Ratio (Number of times) 0.00 0.34 060 1 lnterest Service Coveraqe Ratio (Number of times) 0.0'1 0.64 1.83 Note: Refer accompanying notes to the financial results. ., ri! STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA clN: L271 090[t gzscot 006454'IMITED REGTSTERED OFFTCE; rspnr eHewAN, aoDi nolo, r,rEW oer-xr _ 1io 003 Tel: +91 11'24367481, +91- Fax; 11 24367015, E-mail: [email protected], Website: www.sait.co.in STANDALONE Quarter ended Half Year ended Year ended Particulars 30fr September, 30s June, 30h September, 30h September, 30h September, 31'r March, 2020 2020 2019 2020 201 I 2020 (Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Unaudited) (Audited) Jegment revenue from operations - Bhilai Steel Ptant 4497.24 3125 56 4713.1 762280 d /Jb.Jb 19486 57 - Durgapur.steel Plant 2194.82 1278.90 1703.4 3473.72 3593.83 7727.08 - Rourkela Steel Plant 3696.54 -- 153i36 2907.28 -- 5219..40 0rrr eq 12537.94 4125.22 rooe-ts 282i43 5734.35 6359.40 it1zrc - IISCO Steel Plant - 2000.55 1470.56 1771.39 3470.91 3584.56 775111 - Alloy bteets Ptant 144.77 63.06 21051 207.83 408.72 71n.as - Salem Steel Plant 439.36 1 88. iO 379.53 an..qa B2ii 1573 55 - Visvesvaraya lron & Steel plant 3035 18.11 22Ag 4S.r6 42 39 100.59 - l.lth6.c 1274.26 964.76 1 15638 223e.oii 2449.17 rgtq!!.e fStflrqsTglt 1 8403.1 1 10250.84 15687.38 28653.95 32172.84 68037.85 Less: I nter-segment revenue 1479.54 ii Ba36 '1559.94 2662.86 3225.39 6377.30 Net revenue from operations I 6923.61 9067.48 14',127.44 25991.09 28947.45 61 660.5s Segment results (Profit / (Loss) before U!9r€)!l-e_x,qg])]iolgl llqrys a n d tax) - Bhilai Steel Plant 542.19 (160 79) 860.00 381.44 1016.4e as9B.9+ - ugrsePYr sr!-el rlq!! 83.1t (61 6e) (124.1s) il.qs ?5 (107 87) - Rourkela Steel Plant !!) 3319r (4?,ry1 (18!.lZ) (71.08) 57.89 321 .20 - Bokaro Steel Plant 207.16 (9!9.31) (284) !3q15) 266.60 468.53 . lI.SCOSGet Ptant (?q5 84i (276.14) (i91%) 14q198) (2555i (432 s7) - Alloy Steels Plant (17.28) (33 ry) (3.75) lso.81) (17:49) (63:71) - Salem Steel Plant (35.1 0) (5e 1 1) (63.74 g!,21) (140.63) (?27 e3) - Visvesvaraya lron a Seei ptani (1s.54) (21|1) (21.71 L11j!) (73 85) - Others '179.00 \9]l) 222.26 260.40 482.66 501.31 4146 84 Total 1 108.30 o098,111 'r4q417.32 9.93 1309.65 7 429.18 Less: Finance costs 720.37 886.29 gq 1606.66 1728.75 3486 76 Less: Exceptional items O2ne) (222.39) nt ia Profit / (Loss) before Tax 610.32 (1984.66 (523.03) (1374.34 (419.10) 3'170.66 - Bhilai Steel Plant 32^^.-^ I I t.15 ^; 32716.50 32591 .62 32172.25 32594.62 32783.83 - Durgapur Steel Plant 6586.31 6930.77 lozd.qi osao:t zois.io aa*.zo - Rourkela Steel Plant 20801 41 tzzl.as Iotso,ao 20801 .41 2o75o.SO )to,ta to - Bokaro Steel Plant 14998.65 16471 .28 16612.98 14998.65 iooiz.eB i61i4.56 - IISCO Steel Plant 1 6998.1 4 17729 62 rtaae.ez 16e9B.a 18843.82 '18106 14 - Alloy Steels Plant 540.72 sst sz sqg s0 540.72 549.90 iai.ze - Salem Steel Plant 2371.22 13b1.36 2558.78 2i1-zt 2558.78 iqasiz - Visvesvaraya lron & Steel Plant 316.68 331 01 388.62 316 68 388.62 iqtfi - Others 25979.05 24187.69 20714.49 25979.05 20714.49 26665.65 Total 120764.43 122808.37 120036.4',t 120764.43 '120036.41 1 25097.81 Segment Liabilities - Bhilai Steel Plant 8120.87 82B9.05 7745.65 atio.at ltqs.ais 8530.29 - Durgapur Steel Plant 26'18.68 2495.15 2512.20 26iBJB 2512,20 2549.61 - Rourkela Steel Plant 4377.87 4303.20 435ti7 $if.a7 4335.17 Mio qi - eokiio Steet Ptant 2574.86 3133 58 3556.1 4 2574.86 3556. 1 4 3185 82 - IISCO Steel Plant 1472.73 1 530 60 1 685.1 8 1472 73 1 685.1 8 istz.eC - Alloy Steels Plant 209.22 204 sa 193.17 209.22 193.17 202.62 - Salem Steel Plant 337 to 313.63 338.97 337 16 338 97 3tz J3 - Visvesvaraya lion & Steel Plant 54.44 52-98 62.76 54.44 62.76 56 15 - Others 3382S 70 28741 .13 31288.12 33828.79 31284.12 30leo iB Unallocated Liabilities 28266.s0 35n5.r5 ioz r +.oo 28266.59 30714.06 34560.03 Total 81861.21 84299.56 82431.42 81 861.21 82431.42 85320.43 Note _zt;igr+s operating Segments hav.e been identified in tine with ihe lnd AS lQg - operating segments.
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  • Steel Authority of India Limited Results Presentation for Q4 & Fy 2018-19 Steel Authority of India Limited

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  • BSNL, Near Jumar River Bridge, Hazaribagh Road, Ranchi

    BSNL, Near Jumar River Bridge, Hazaribagh Road, Ranchi

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