Audited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the Quarter and Year ended 31st March 2025 and recommendation of Dividend subject to approval of the members in the ensuing Annual ....
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Alfred Herbert (India) Ltd posted strong FY25 results, with standalone total income surging to Rs 1,025.23 lakh from Rs 195.05 lakh in FY24, largely driven by a one-time profit of Rs 802.81 lakh from partial sale of an investment property. Standalone profit before tax jumped to Rs 695.22 lakh (from Rs 52.71 lakh), and profit after tax rose sharply to Rs 623.04 lakh (from Rs 72.26 lakh), translating into basic EPS of Rs 80.76 versus Rs 9.37 last year. Consolidated results mirrored the trend, with PAT of Rs 634.72 lakh (FY24: Rs 67.47 lakh) and EPS of Rs 82.28. The Board has recommended a dividend of Rs 5 per share (50% on face value of Rs 10) on 7,71,429 equity shares, subject to shareholder approval. Importantly, the company's Bengaluru Whitefield land was sold on 8 May 2025 for Rs 48,590 lakh (Rs 485.9 crore), a massive subsequent event that will boost future periods. Operating cash flow was negative at Rs (117.31) lakh standalone.
Exceptional profit from property sale and the upcoming Rs 485.9 crore Whitefield land sale significantly boost the company's net worth and cash position, supporting the dividend payout. However, the underlying business remains small and core operating cash flow is negative, so investors should weigh the one-time gains against limited recurring earnings power.