Integrated Filing for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2025
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Aerpace Industries submitted its audited standalone and consolidated financial results for FY25 along with an unmodified (clean) auditor opinion from M/s Ramanand & Associates. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations grew about 36.7% to Rs 161.86 lakh (vs Rs 118.43 lakh), but the company swung to a much wider loss after tax of Rs 483.67 lakh (vs Rs 129.35 lakh loss in FY24), driven by higher employee costs, depreciation, and other expenses. Consolidated results were far worse, with no operating revenue at all and a loss after tax of Rs 739.43 lakh. The company raised Rs 1,932.77 lakh via a preferential issue at Rs 44.36 per share, and earlier in the year received Rs 4,254.30 lakh (net) from a rights issue, which has strengthened equity (other equity swung from negative Rs 87.69 lakh to positive Rs 3,513.50 lakh). Operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs 592.60 lakh standalone and Rs 514.53 lakh consolidated, with heavy investments in property, plant, equipment and intangible assets under development.
Shareholders should note the sharp widening of losses despite revenue growth, with operations still burning cash and profitability a distant goal; the preferential and rights issues have diluted equity holders and strengthened the balance sheet, but the stock remains a high-risk turnaround play with no near-term earnings visibility.