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Artson Ltd, a subsidiary of Tata Projects, filed its FY25 integrated results with BSE. Revenue from operations fell to ₹11,355 lakhs from ₹12,812 lakhs in FY24, an ~11% decline. However, 'other income' surged to ₹1,946 lakhs (vs just ₹65 lakhs a year ago) thanks to a one-time ₹1,902.54 lakhs gain from selling its Nagpur fabrication facility to its holding company, Tata Projects Ltd, in November 2024. Profit before tax doubled to ₹480 lakhs, but profit after tax actually slipped to ₹348 lakhs from ₹605 lakhs because of higher deferred tax. Equity reserves swung back into positive territory at ₹99 lakhs (from -278 lakhs). Operating cash flow turned sharply positive at ₹2,044 lakhs versus an outflow last year. The auditor (Price Waterhouse) gave an unmodified opinion, but flagged that the company carries significant accumulated losses and depends on a support letter from Tata Projects to continue as a going concern.
Core operations are still weak with shrinking revenue and lower headline earnings, but the parent's intervention (asset sale + support letter) has lifted the company out of negative net worth and restored liquidity. Shareholders should note the heavy reliance on Tata Projects for both the exceptional gain and going-concern support — standalone earnings power remains thin relative to its large debt pile (total borrowings ~₹4,766 lakhs against equity of just ₹468 lakhs).