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Samkrg Pistons to pay 45 p.c.

HYDERABAD: Samkrg Pistons and Rings has reported impressive results for the year ended March 2004, with income from operations going up to Rs. 67 crores from Rs. 58.73 crores and the net profit to Rs. 6.93 crores from Rs. 5 crores. The directors have also declared a dividend of 45 per cent for the year, according to a release issued here.

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