Sterling & Wilson, a prominent player in the engineering sector, has reported outstanding financial results for the March 2025 quarter, showcasing significant growth across key performance indicators. The company has turned mildly bearish from a previously bearish stance, reflecting a positive shift in its market evaluation.
In this quarter, Sterling & Wilson achieved net sales of Rs 2,519.11 crore, marking an impressive growth rate of over 103% compared to the previous four-quarter average. The company's profit before tax, excluding other income, surged to Rs 99.38 crore, demonstrating a remarkable increase of 1562.6%. Additionally, the profit after tax reached Rs 55.38 crore, which is a staggering 705.2% growth from prior averages.

Sterling & Wilson's operational efficiency is highlighted by its operating profit to interest ratio, which stands at an impressive 4.30 times, and its operating profit to net sales ratio, which is at 5.30%. The company also reported a robust debtors turnover ratio of 5.03 times, indicating effective management of receivables.

As the market anticipates further developments, Sterling & Wilson's strong performance positions it favorably within the engineering sector, reflecting its resilience and growth potential in a competitive landscape.