Indus Towers immediately introduced its consolidated outcomes for the third quarter ended December 31, 2023, with income for the quarter at Rs 7,199 crores, up 6.4 p.c 12 months on 12 months. The corporate reported a web revenue of Rs 1,541 crores, in comparison with a lack of Rs 708 crores within the earlier yr, in an announcement on Tuesday.
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Tower Base
Indus stated the consolidated EBITDA was at Rs 3,622 Crores, up 205.4 p.c Y-o-Y, representing an working margin of fifty.3 p.c.
The corporate reported a complete macro tower base of 211,775 with a closing sharing issue of 1.70, marking the third consecutive quarter of file tower additions.
The Return on Capital Employed improved to 19.2 p.c in comparison with 12.5 p.c on a Y-o-Y foundation. Q3 FY23 had an affect of Rs 2,270 crores as a consequence of a provision for uncertain money owed and Rs 493 crores from an distinctive merchandise, Indus Towers stated.
Prachur Sah, Managing Director, and CEO of Indus Towers Restricted, stated: “Our third consecutive quarter of file tower additions demonstrated our strong operational efficiency. This was mirrored within the sturdy monetary efficiency, which was additional supplemented by regular collections.
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“We count on our main buyer’s give attention to its community enlargement and the continued 5G rollouts to proceed yielding development alternatives for us within the close to time period. Our well timed investments to capitalize on these alternatives will generate long-term returns for our shareholders,” Prachur Sah added.