Annual report 2024-25
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Amal Ltd filed its annual report for the financial year ended March 31, 2025, reporting its best-ever results. Consolidated revenue rose 57% to ₹13,532 lakh (from ₹8,609 lakh), driven by 37% higher price realisation and 20% higher volumes. Profit before tax surged nearly 11 times to ₹3,261 lakh (from ₹278 lakh), wiping out the remaining carried-forward loss of ₹14 crore. The company repaid all borrowings and generated a cash surplus of ₹22 crore. Standalone revenue grew 56% to ₹4,888 lakh with PBT of ₹937 lakh (up 172%). Consolidated EPS jumped to ₹23.69 from ₹1.23, and the Board recommended a 10% dividend (₹1 per share). The Auditor's Report from Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP contains no qualifications or adverse remarks.
This is a strong turnaround story for shareholders — record profits, debt-free balance sheet, restored profitability, and a resumption of dividends signal improving fundamentals that should support investor confidence, though the small free-float and bulk chemicals concentration remain key considerations.