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The Board of Aryan Share and Stock Brokers Ltd met on 28 May 2025 and approved the audited financial results for Q4 and FY ended 31 March 2025, along with the standalone financial statements. The company, which had transferred its share broking business to Trade Jini Financial Services in 2020, now primarily holds investments (Rs. 1,616.42 lakhs, about 93% of total assets). Revenue from operations grew sharply from Rs. 38.65 lakhs (FY24) to Rs. 89.77 lakhs (FY25), but other income fell sharply from Rs. 154.35 lakhs to Rs. 31.60 lakhs, dragging total income down to Rs. 121.37 lakhs. The company swung to a loss at the PBT level of Rs. (12.98) lakhs and PAT of Rs. (1.42) lakhs, compared to a profit of Rs. 50.90 lakhs in FY24. Statutory auditors Ramesh and Ramachandran issued an unmodified opinion but flagged an Emphasis of Matter on a long-pending Tamil Nadu stamp duty dispute. M/s S Ramesh Kumar & Associates was appointed as internal auditor for FY 2025-26.
Shareholders should note the swing from profit to loss in FY25 and the unresolved stamp duty dispute highlighted by auditors as a key concern. Operating cash flow remained positive, but a sharp drop in other income and continuing tax disputes (demands of ~Rs. 9.08 crores pending) weigh on near-term outlook. No dividend was declared for the year.