Intergrated Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financials Statements for the half Year and Financial Year ended on 31st March, 2025
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Aztec Fluids & Machinery reported FY25 standalone revenue from operations of ₹7,387.09 lakhs, up about 9% from ₹6,768.02 lakhs in FY24. Total income (including other income) rose to ₹7,700.84 lakhs versus ₹6,898.62 lakhs. Standalone profit after tax grew to ₹736.49 lakhs from ₹613.41 lakhs (up ~20%), with EPS at ₹5.60 vs ₹6.13 — the EPS dip reflects share dilution from the May 2024 IPO. On a consolidated basis (now includes Jet Inks Pvt Ltd as 100% subsidiary since May 31, 2024), total revenue was ₹9,129.44 lakhs and PAT was ₹756.40 lakhs. IPO proceeds of ₹2,412 lakhs have been almost fully utilised — primarily for the Jet Inks acquisition (₹1,399.71 lakhs), debt repayment (₹372 lakhs), and general corporate purposes (₹640 lakhs). The auditor (M/s Karma & Co LLP) issued unmodified opinions on both standalone and consolidated results.
First full-year results post-IPO show steady top-line growth and margin improvement, supported by the Jet Inks acquisition which expanded the consolidated revenue base. Shareholders get visibility on how IPO funds have been deployed, though EPS dilution from the new share issue partially offset profit growth on a per-share basis.