Please find enclosed herewith outcome Of Board Meeting dated 28th May 2025.
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Ansal Housing's board approved audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4 and FY25 on May 28, 2025. Standalone revenue from operations fell to Rs 36,618 lakh (vs Rs 38,668 lakh in FY24), but standalone profit after tax jumped to Rs 1,914 lakh from Rs 375 lakh, mainly because of a large exceptional income of Rs 6,059 lakh. On a consolidated basis, revenue slipped to Rs 44,452 lakh from Rs 46,482 lakh, while PAT grew to Rs 1,810 lakh from Rs 793 lakh. However, the quarter alone was weak, with standalone Q4 PAT turning to a loss of Rs 1,487 lakh and consolidated Q4 PAT showing a loss of Rs 1,809 lakh. The board did not recommend any dividend for FY25. The auditor (Dewan P.N. Chopra & Co.) issued an unqualified (clean) opinion on both sets of results, though it flagged emphasis-of-matter notes on the long-running Samyak Projects dispute, pending court cases, recoverability of land advances, and pending balance confirmations. Operating cash flow remained strongly positive at Rs 11,468 lakh (standalone) and Rs 13,272 lakh (consolidated).
Short-term sentiment may be muted because of weak Q4 results and the absence of a dividend, but the swing to a full-year profit and large exceptional gain gives a positive headline. Investors should watch resolution of the Samyak dispute and pending litigations, which remain flagged risks.