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Fundamentals About Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills

Current Price 240
Market Cap 166 Cr
ISIN INE328E01027
Face Value 10
P/E Ratio -4.8
EPS 10
P/B Ratio .06
Book Value 461.1
Debt to Equity Ratio 1.58

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Key Financials of Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills

P&L Statement 2021 2022 2023 2024
Revenue 284.24 376.03 407 365
Cost of Material Consumed 129.74 214.91 256 220
Gross Margins 54.36 42.85 37.1 39.73
Change in Inventory 30.41 -10 -3 -2
Employee Benefit Expenses 28.5 35.29 49 56
Other Expenses 53.73 69.89 73 74
EBITDA 41.86 65.94 32 17
OPM 14.73 17.54 7.86 4.66
Other Income 31.41 1.95 3 6
Finance Cost 21.99 19.25 32 37
D&A 17.53 40.82 42 35
EBIT 24.33 25.12 -10 -18
EBIT Margins 8.56 6.68 -2.46 -4.93
PBT 33.72 7.8 -39 -50
PBT Margins 11.86 2.07 -9.58 -13.7
Tax 2.05 4.79 -4 -7
PAT 31.67 3.01 -35 -43
NPM 11.14 0.8 -8.6 -11.78
EPS 80.38 7.64 -87.72 -74.01

Financial Ratios

2021 2022 2023 2024
Operating Profit Margin 14.73 17.54 7.86 4.66
Net Profit Margin 11.14 0.8 -8.6 -11.78
Earning Per Share (Diluted) 80.38 7.64 -87.72 -74.01
Assets 2021 2022 2023 2024
Fixed Assets 244.69 221.42 297 278
CWIP 1.21 24.97 9 2.3
Investments 168.68 182.64 188 199
Trade Receivables 76.04 58.39 38 46
Inventory 55.11 96.45 130 116
Other Assets 38.95 59.65 65 111.7
Total Assets 584.68 643.52 727 753
Liabilities 2021 2022 2023 2024
Share Capital 3.94 3.94 3.99 5.81
FV 10 10 10 10
Reserves 260.93 275.71 264 260
Borrowings 234.52 307.74 423 450
Trade Payables 14.37 13.12 15 13
Other Liabilities 70.92 43.01 21.01 24.19
Total Liabilities 584.68 643.52 727 753
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About Company

 

The Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills Ltd (RSCM) is part of the Ramco Group, a large industrial conglomerate with interests in textiles, building products, software, etc. It was founded in 1939 in Rajapalayam, Tamil Nadu. The company’s core business includes manufacturing absorbent cotton wool, gauze, bandages, and other medical / wound-care dressings. Over time, it has diversified into textiles — spinning (yarns), weaving, and producing premium fabrics (shirtings, bed linens, jacquard cloth) via its Sudarsanam Spinning Mills and fabric divisions. RSCM also has a wind-power (windmills) division, which helps power its operations.

 

Challenges in Ramaraju Surgical’s Business

  • Operational Loss in Textiles: In recent quarters, the textile business (spinning/weaving) has reported losses before finance costs.
  • Raw Material & Power Cost Pressure: As a cotton-based business, input cotton prices and power costs (for manufacturing) can significantly affect margins. Indeed, in Q3 FY25, material costs rose sharply. 
  • Capital Intensity: Maintaining surgical-grade cotton production (bleaching, purity), as well as textile operations, requires high-quality CAPEX, which could stress cash flows.
  • Cyclicality of Textile Demand: The spinning/fabric business is exposed to cyclic demand in the textile market, making revenue volatile.
  • Financial Risk: Despite its core surgical business, the company’s overall profitability has been challenging; as per its FY25 report, there is a significant exceptional gain, but core business PBT is under strain

 

Quick Summary

Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills is a long-established business (since 1939) with a diversified operations model: surgical cotton / wound-care products, textile spinning & weaving, and wind power. The surgical division is a core strength, giving RSCM a niche in medical-grade cotton products. However, its textile business is facing losses, and its overall financials are under pressure due to rising costs. Its recent capital raise through a rights issue suggests they are trying to strengthen its balance sheet. For an investor, this is a mixed-risk company: on one hand, a strong legacy, diversified operations, and a strategic niche; on the other, cyclic textile risk and cost pressures.

 

Shareholding Pattern of Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills

Promoters of Ramaraju Surgical Cotton Mills

 

  • Chairman: P. R. Venketrama Raja.
  • Managing Director: Nalina Ramalakshmi.
  • New Independent Director (2024): R. Ramanathan (textile industry veteran).
     

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