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Dabur India Ltd. Management Reports 2020

May 27, 2020

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1 Impact of the CoVID-19 During Q4FY20 there was an estimated impact (based
pandemic on the business on best judgement) of approx. FNR 360 crore on
Revenue from Operations and HMR 115 crore on Profit
After Tax.
During Q1FY21, there is likely to be an estimated
impact (based on best judgement and based on normal
growth scenario) of D^R 400-450 crore on Revenue
from Operations and FNR 60-80 crore on Profit After
Tax as per our assessment of current situation.
2 Ability to maintain Our factories were shut down in the last week of
operations including the March due to lockdown. Factory operations resumed
factories/ units/ office selectively from 2nd week of April, post approvals
spaces functioning and from local authorities, with limited manpower.
closed down
Current situation: Despite manpower availability
constraints (restrictions on inter-state movements etc.),
almost all factories are running at operational capacityof 60-70%.
3 Schedule, if any, for All factories have already re-started operations as on
restarting the operations date
4 Steps taken to ensuresmooth functioning of • Detailed shop-floor precautions & safety systemshave been implemented with appropriate training to
operations staff and workmen.
• Factory roads and entrance areas are being regularly
sanitized
• Regular Fumigation of offices and shop floors
• Social distancing norms being strictly followed at
factories and offices
• Sanitization and thermal screening of employees,
truck drivers and loading vehicles at the entry gate
of factories
5 Estimation of the futureimpact ofCoVID-19 on itsoperations Impact ofCovid-19 upto Q1FY21 has been providedin Point no. 1. It is difficult to estimate the impact ofCO VID-19 on our operations beyond June, 2020 at
this point of time.
6 Details ofCoVID-19impact ofon listed a. There is no impact on capital and financialresources of the company
entity's -a. capital andfinancial b. As mentioned above in point No. 1
resources
b. profitability J
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