Standalone Audited financial results for the FY 2024-25 alongwith statutory auditors certificate, declaration of Unmodified opinion by MD
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Arman Holdings Ltd reported FY25 standalone revenue of ₹366.88 lakhs, down ~16.5% from ₹439.33 lakhs in FY24. The company swung to a loss of ₹0.53 lakhs from a profit of ₹1.82 lakhs in the previous year, with basic EPS turning negative at ₹(0.03) versus ₹0.05 earlier. However, total comprehensive income rose to ₹22.23 lakhs (vs ₹12.77 lakhs), aided by a ₹23.76 lakh gain from fair valuation of investments. The business has shifted almost entirely to the Precious Metals & Stones segment (₹366.88L), while the Textile Products segment contributed nothing this year. Inventory levels surged dramatically from ₹12.60L to ₹203.33L, signaling significant working capital build-up. Statutory auditor HRJ & Associates issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the results.
Weak operating performance with declining revenue and a swing to loss is a negative signal, though investment revaluation gains cushioned overall comprehensive income. Small-cap, low-float stock — shareholders should note the working capital buildup and segment shift as key risks.