Poly Medicure Limited
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“unless specified As at Mar 31, 2026 As at Mar 31, 2025 • Given high capex and investment phase 2,744.2 169.9 2,914.1 1,218.8 89.5 63.4 1,542.5 442.9 10.2 (58.9) 394.1 25.6% for Polymed, evaluating business performance on balance sheet level ROCE may not be relevant due to large undeployed capital • Acquisitions made during the FY26 only have contributed partially to the financial performance of FY26.”
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“Baid has played a pivotal role in establishing the company’s foundation and continues to provide strategic guidance with an experience of 56 years.”
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Bhandari provides valuable insights into financial planning and risk management with an experience of 35 years across IL&FS, AEGON N.V & IndoStar Capital Finance Limited.
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- Cash & Cash equivalent - Assets yet to be capitalized or unutilized* - Investment in Subsidiaries/ associates Invested Capital (A) PBT Interest Expense Income on Liquid Investments (cash and cash equivalents above) EBIT (B) Return on Invested Capital (B/A) *includes CWIP, landbank currently unutilised Figs in Rs. Cr. unless specified As at Mar 31, 2026 As at Mar 31, 2025 • Given high capex and investment phase 2,744.2 169.9 2,914.1 1,218.8 89.5 63.4 1,542.5 442.9 10.2 (58.9) 394.1 25.6% for Polymed, evaluating business performance on balance sheet level ROCE may not be relevant due to large undeployed capital • Acquisitions made during the FY26 only have contributed partially to the financial performance of FY26. • Given above points, computing ROIC (“Return on Invested Capital”) is a better metric to evaluate financial performance • Despite low growth in FY 26, ROIC continues to remain in excess of 20% 3,052.7 248.4 3,301.1 796.8 146.3 503.3 1,854.7 447.9 12.9 (67.3) 393.3 21.4% 15