Standalone and Consolidated audited financial Result as on 31st March, 2025
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Chartered Logistics' board approved audited FY25 results with a clean (unmodified) opinion from statutory auditors Prakash Tekwani & Associates. On a standalone basis, full-year revenue from operations grew about 6.9% to ₹7,661.10 lakhs, while net profit more than doubled to ₹138.68 lakhs (vs ₹66.73 lakhs in FY24), with EPS rising to ₹0.12 from ₹0.07. However, Q4 standalone was weak: revenue fell to ₹1,812.27 lakhs (vs ₹2,005.00 lakhs a year ago) and the company swung to a net loss of ₹96.68 lakhs (vs profit of ₹191.37 lakhs in Q4FY24). The company raised fresh capital of about ₹1,807.65 lakhs via share application money during the year, taking paid-up equity capital to ₹1,202.40 lakhs from ₹993.40 lakhs. Consolidated results, which now include a newly acquired 99.99% subsidiary (Chartered Comcare IFSC Limited), showed FY25 net profit of ₹123.63 lakhs and a consolidated Q4 net loss of ₹111.57 lakhs. The board also approved omnibus related party transactions for FY25-26 and appointed new Secretarial and Internal Auditors for 5-year terms.
Full-year profit growth is encouraging and the clean audit opinion removes near-term governance overhangs, but the sharp Q4 reversal into losses signals margin pressure or one-off weakness that investors should watch. The fresh equity infusion of around ₹1.81 crore will modestly dilute existing shareholders while strengthening the balance sheet for the new subsidiary operations.