Annual Report for the Financial Year 2024-2025
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Infra Industries Limited has filed its 36th Annual Report for FY 2024-25 along with the notice of the AGM to be held on September 11, 2025 via video conferencing. The company, which manufactures plastic goods through rotational moulding, reported total income of Rs. 124.84 lakhs in FY25 versus just Rs. 3.54 lakhs in FY24, a sharp rise from a very low base. Despite the revenue jump, operational and other expenses stood at Rs. 341.73 lakhs, leading to a loss before tax of Rs. 216.89 lakhs, though this was an improvement over the Rs. 399.19 lakh loss in the previous year. Loss after tax was Rs. 216.66 lakhs and no dividend has been recommended due to accumulated losses. The statutory auditor's report carries no qualifications or adverse remarks, while M/s Karnavat & Co. is being proposed for re-appointment for a second five-year term. Post year-end, an NCLAT order dated July 15, 2025 allowed changes in public shareholding to meet minimum public shareholding norms, raising equity share capital slightly.
For shareholders, the picture remains weak — the company is in its second consecutive year of substantial losses and operations are still not covering costs, even though losses have narrowed. Revenue has grown dramatically off a tiny base, but profitability is still far away. No dividend is on the table, and the stock is likely to stay under pressure until the company demonstrates it can scale revenue enough to cover its fixed cost base.