In the absence of any other data, not a bad way to deduce the average realized price, assuming uniform margin% across different product lines and uniform $ exchange rate.
Last FY has indeed created a new base with 25%+ volume growth as well as the company’s ability to pass on the raw material cost increase to its customers, which by itself will be another 25% addition to topline.
As some one pointed out earlier, fall in copper / brass prices instead of acting as a headwind for selling price and margins, will actually be a tailwind for a higher margins in % terms which when combined with volume growth can more than offset the impact of reduced selling price.
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