Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Outcome of Board Meeting held on May 15, 2025.
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BBTC reported audited FY25 results with total income rising to Rs. 47,243.61 lakhs from Rs. 38,275.14 lakhs, driven largely by Rs. 18,221.32 lakhs in dividend income from a subsidiary (mainly Britannia). Core revenue from operations grew modestly to Rs. 27,511.14 lakhs (~5% YoY). The company swung to a net profit of Rs. 11,924.62 lakhs versus a loss of Rs. 587.97 lakhs last year. Q4 included an exceptional gain of Rs. 5,615.23 lakhs from sale of property, while FY25 also booked exceptional losses including Rs. 2,618.44 lakhs for lease rental arrears on the Kanjurmarg property and VRS costs at Singampatti tea estates. The consolidated results received a qualified opinion from auditors due to missing Go Airlines financials for April-May 2023, and an emphasis of matter was raised regarding a SEBI penalty order on an associate. No final dividend declared as Rs. 17/share interim dividend already paid. Walker Chandiok & Co. LLP re-appointed as statutory auditor for another 5-year term.
The headline profit turnaround is largely driven by subsidiary dividend income rather than strong core operations, and the underlying operating margin remains negative. Shareholders will receive the Rs. 17 interim dividend already paid with no top-up. The qualified auditor opinion on consolidated numbers and negative operating cash flow of Rs. 9,188 lakhs are points of concern, though they are largely historical/legacy issues.