Audited Financial Results for the Quarter and year ended 31-Mar-25
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Bloom Industries Ltd, an iron and steel trading company based in Rourkela, Odisha, reported a notable decline in revenue for FY25. Revenue from operations fell to Rs. 2,356.26 lakhs from Rs. 3,007.73 lakhs in FY24, a drop of about 22%. Total income came in at Rs. 2,373.91 lakhs versus Rs. 3,057.71 lakhs previously. Despite the top-line weakness, profit before tax held steady at Rs. 60.18 lakhs (FY24: Rs. 63.22 lakhs) and PAT was Rs. 49.41 lakhs vs Rs. 56.53 lakhs, indicating modest margin expansion. EPS stood at Rs. 0.74 versus Rs. 0.85. The board also re-appointed M/s Pawan Shyam Associates as Internal Auditor for FY26. Statutory auditor M/s Tibrewal Chand & Co. issued an unmodified opinion on the results.
For shareholders, the steep revenue decline is a concern as it points to weakening demand or pricing pressure in the iron & steel trading segment. However, contained costs and a healthier balance sheet — with total borrowings falling sharply from Rs. 710.48 lakhs to Rs. 513.01 lakhs and equity rising — offer some comfort. Expect a neutral to mildly negative near-term reaction given the revenue contraction.