Dear Sir/Madam, With reference to the above, we wish to inform the exchanges that the Board of Directors of the company at their meeting held today i.e. May 22nd 2025 commenced at 5:00 ....
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Alexander Stamps and Coin Ltd's Board approved the audited financial results for FY25 (ended March 31, 2025) on May 22, 2025. Full-year revenue grew about 23% to Rs 44.47 lakhs from Rs 36.25 lakhs, and net loss narrowed sharply to Rs 3.82 lakhs from Rs 9.85 lakhs, though the company remained loss-making. Q4 FY25, however, swung back to a loss of Rs 3.70 lakhs versus a profit of Rs 2.04 lakhs a year ago. Operating cash flow turned slightly positive at Rs 0.77 lakhs (vs negative Rs 2.05 lakhs). The statutory auditor, M Sahu & Co., issued a 'Disclaimer of Opinion' citing missing documents for Rs 113.67 lakhs of investments, an unprovided income-tax demand of Rs 357.63 lakhs for AY 2017-18, and inventory valued using a May 2023 report. The auditor also flagged a material going-concern uncertainty since non-moving inventories of Rs 1,492.81 lakhs make up roughly 92% of total assets, though management plans to shift to an 'asset-light' model.
Despite headline revenue growth, this is a high-risk filing for shareholders: a Disclaimer of Opinion (worse than a qualified opinion), an explicit going-concern doubt, a large unprovided tax demand, and the bulk of the balance sheet locked in non-moving stamp and coin inventory. The stock is likely to face negative sentiment, and retail investors should treat the results with significant caution.