Results for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2025
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Aerpace Industries reported audited results for FY25 showing revenue from operations of ₹161.86 lakhs (up ~37% from ₹118.43 lakhs in FY24), but other income also jumped sharply to ₹140.20 lakhs from ₹32.40 lakhs, taking total income to ₹302.06 lakhs. However, total expenses surged to ₹797.75 lakhs (vs ₹280.07 lakhs), driven by much higher employee costs (₹323.25 lakhs), depreciation (₹113.57 lakhs) and other expenses, pushing standalone loss after tax to ₹(483.67) lakhs (vs ₹(129.35) lakhs loss in FY24), with EPS at ₹(0.33). On a consolidated basis (including subsidiary Aerpace Supercars Pvt Ltd), there was zero revenue from operations and loss widened to ₹(739.43) lakhs. The company raised ₹1,932.77 lakhs via a preferential share issue at ₹44.36 per share, and the Board noted progress on the aerShield defence drone initiative covering three drone platforms.
Despite revenue growth, the company is deepening its losses with expenses running several times higher than operating income, funded largely by fresh equity and inter-corporate deposits — short-term stock sentiment may stay weak given persistent losses and negative operating cash flows, though defence drone developments could attract long-term speculative interest.