Financial results for the half year ended and Financial year ended 31st March, 2025
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Bothra Metals & Alloys reported FY25 revenue from operations of around ₹25.84 crore, down from about ₹28.22 crore in FY24 (roughly 8-9% decline). Despite the revenue drop, profit after tax rose to about ₹35.71 lakh from ₹28.54 lakh in FY24 (~25% growth), pushing basic EPS up from ₹0.15 to ₹0.19. Long-term borrowings came down from around ₹13.98 crore to ₹11.47 crore, while reserves and surplus shrank from ₹1.32 crore to ₹96 lakh. The auditor (SSRV & Associates) issued an unmodified opinion on the results, but flagged that trade receivables, payables, loans and advances are pending confirmation/reconciliation and that some debtors and deposits were written off during the year.
Mixed picture for shareholders — top line shrank but bottom line improved, suggesting better cost control or non-operating gains. Lower long-term borrowings is a positive for the balance sheet, but the pending receivables confirmations and debtor write-offs noted by the auditor warrant some caution on the quality of reported earnings.