Please find attached herewith Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results for the Quarter and year ended March 31, 2025.
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Bombay Cycle & Motor Agency Ltd posted standalone revenue from operations of Rs 1,037.18 lacs for FY25, up about 13% from Rs 919.95 lacs in FY24, driven by growth in both Auto (~7%) and Hospitality (~17%) segments. Standalone net profit fell to Rs 268.12 lacs from Rs 340.50 lacs, with EPS dropping to Rs 67.03 from Rs 85.13. On a consolidated basis, the company swung to a loss of Rs 308.82 lacs (vs profit of Rs 312.56 lacs), hit by exceptional items of Rs 462.55 lacs at its newly acquired subsidiary, including an impairment of Rs 627.65 lacs, a write-back of Rs 301.92 lacs, and a write-off of Rs 136.82 lacs. During the year, the company acquired the remaining 50% stake in its JV Walchand Sun Advanced Composites, making it a wholly owned subsidiary. The board has recommended a 50% dividend (Rs 5 per share), and the statutory auditor issued an unmodified opinion on the results.
Standalone performance was modestly weaker but profitable, while the consolidated picture turned negative purely due to one-time exceptional losses at the new subsidiary, which may worry investors in the near term but does not affect the standalone dividend. Shareholders should note the subsidiary acquisition has materially impacted reported group earnings for FY25.