Aksh Optifibre Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Machine Readable Copy of Financial Results for the Quarter & Year ended March 31, 2025'.

Aksh Optifibre reported weak FY25 results with standalone revenue falling ~41% to Rs. 12,712 lakhs (from Rs. 21,502 lakhs in FY24). The company posted a standalone net loss of Rs. 2,011 lakhs for FY25, although this is an improvement over the prior year's Rs. 20,953 lakh loss, which included a Rs. 22,972 lakh exceptional charge. On a consolidated basis, FY25 swung to a profit of Rs. 2,597 lakhs, helped by a one-time reversal of interest expense of Rs. 1,612 lakhs related to a reclassification of its Union Bank of India (NPA) borrowings. Cash flow from operations was negative at Rs. (2,021) lakhs. The auditor issued a qualified opinion, flagging ~Rs. 2,833 lakhs of unrecognized export-related and other liabilities that, if booked, would have increased the loss by ~Rs. 1,491 lakhs. Multiple emphasis-of-matter items were raised, including FEMA delays, a SARFAESI notice from a bank, HDFC Bank's one-time settlement (partially complied), and a Rs. 3,069 lakh stamp duty demand. The Board also appointed cost and secretarial auditors, reappointed several independent directors, and approved the reclassification of a 3.70% holder from promoter group to public.