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Asian Warehousing's board approved audited results for FY25 on May 17, 2025, with the statutory auditor issuing an unmodified opinion. Revenue from operations grew ~30% to Rs 212.60 lakh (from Rs 163.26 lakh in FY24). However, profit before tax swung to a loss of Rs 18.84 lakh versus a profit of Rs 8.90 lakh last year, though a deferred tax credit of Rs 30.50 lakh kept PAT positive at Rs 5.99 lakh (down ~59% from Rs 14.61 lakh). EBITDA margin compressed sharply as finance costs of Rs 72.04 lakh and total expenses of Rs 232.49 lakh outweighed revenue growth. Cash and equivalents collapsed from Rs 34.48 lakh to just Rs 0.83 lakh, while short-term borrowings rose to Rs 532 lakh. EPS fell to Rs 0.17 from Rs 0.42.
Despite top-line growth, profitability has deteriorated significantly with the company slipping into a pre-tax loss and burning through cash, raising concerns about margin sustainability and short-term liquidity. Shareholders may view the sharply lower EPS and shrinking cash buffer as negative signals for the stock.