Outcome of the Board meeting held on May 21, 2025
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Bambino Agro Industries' board approved audited financial results for Q4 and FY ended March 31, 2025. Full-year revenue from operations rose to Rs. 36,758.75 lacs from Rs. 33,245.16 lacs (up ~10.6% YoY), but profit after tax fell to Rs. 921.45 lacs from Rs. 1,092.92 lacs (down ~15.7%), with EPS at Rs. 11.51 vs Rs. 13.65. Q4 revenue grew strongly to Rs. 9,234.32 lacs (up ~21.8% YoY) but Q4 PAT dropped to Rs. 103.93 lacs from Rs. 173.80 lacs. The board recommended a final dividend of Rs. 1.60 per share (16%) for FY25, subject to shareholder approval. The statutory auditor (M/s PRV Associates) issued an unqualified opinion. Notably, operating cash flow swung negative at Rs. (382.46) lacs versus positive Rs. 2,639.65 lacs last year, and total borrowings rose to Rs. 9,083.81 lacs from Rs. 6,974.76 lacs. Related-party transactions were disclosed, including Rs. 2,819.53 lacs in purchases from Ghanta Foods Pvt Ltd, a director-related entity.
Revenue growth is decent but bottom-line contraction, weaker margins, and the sharp swing to negative operating cash flow raise concerns about cash generation despite higher borrowings. The 16% dividend provides some return to shareholders, but the mixed results — especially rising debt and weak cash conversion — are likely to weigh on sentiment.