Allied Digital Services Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
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Allied Digital Services reported its highest-ever annual revenue of ₹807 crore in FY25, up 17% year-on-year, with EBITDA also rising 17% to ₹99 crore and EBITDA margin holding steady at 12%. However, FY25 profit after tax fell 30% to ₹32 crore, dragged by additional one-time Expected Credit Loss (ECL) provisions suggested by auditors. Q4 FY25 turned a loss at the PAT level (-₹7.46 crore) versus a profit of ₹14 crore a year earlier, though revenue grew 16% YoY to ₹204 crore. India standalone revenue grew strongly at 28% YoY, led by Smart City and government projects, while US enterprise demand showed re-engagement. The company remains net debt-free with ₹188 crore in cash reserves and has maintained a 30% dividend (₹1.5 per share). Several new order wins were disclosed, including a US financial services firm, a British oil and gas player, and a Maharashtra state electricity transmission upgrade.
Strong top-line growth and a debt-free, cash-rich balance sheet are positives, but the sharp PAT decline and one-time ECL provisions may temper near-term investor sentiment. Order wins across US, UK, and government segments support growth visibility for FY26, though margin recovery will be key to watch.