Announced Fri, 30 May · 14:50 IST

The Board in its meeting held today, has appointed M/s. Bajaj Todi & Associates, Practicing Company Secretaries as the "Secretarial Auditor" & M/s. B M Chatrath & Co. LLP, Chartered Accountants ....

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AI summary

Bengal Tea & Fabrics reported FY25 audited results with continuing operations revenue of Rs. 5,373 lakhs, down about 4% from Rs. 5,612 lakhs in FY24. Continuing operations still posted a loss after tax of Rs. 167 lakhs, though narrower than the Rs. 260 lakhs loss in FY24. The headline total comprehensive income swung to a profit of Rs. 8,281 lakhs (from a Rs. 283 lakhs loss last year), but this was almost entirely driven by a one-time gain of Rs. 8,529 lakhs from sale of the discontinued textile division. Tea division revenue (segment-level) grew strongly from Rs. 3,966 lakhs to Rs. 5,373 lakhs. The board declared a 15% final dividend of Rs. 1.50 per share on 90,05,985 equity shares, with record date July 4, 2025. A new internal auditor (B M Chatrath & Co. LLP, replacing D. Tiwari & Associates) and a new secretarial auditor (Bajaj Todi & Associates, 5-year term) were also appointed.

Likely market impact

Shareholders get a Rs. 1.50/share dividend, but the headline profit boom comes from a one-time textile division sale, not core tea business strength; investors should focus on whether the standalone tea division can sustain profits and positive cash flows going forward.