Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the quarter and year ended 31st March,2025
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Citadel Realty and Developers reported strong top-line growth for FY25, with total income rising to around Rs. 354.29 lakhs from Rs. 217.10 lakhs in FY24, a jump of roughly 63% year-on-year. Despite the big revenue rise, profit before tax stayed nearly flat at Rs. 156.85 lakhs (vs Rs. 152.70 lakhs in FY24), and consolidated net profit after share in partnership was about Rs. 116.58 lakhs versus Rs. 111.72 lakhs last year, only around 4% higher. Basic EPS came in at Rs. 1.47 (FY24: Rs. 1.45). The auditor, Bipin B. Shah & Co., gave an unmodified (clean) opinion on both standalone and consolidated results. Cash flow from operations remained negative at Rs. (58.84) lakhs, although the company raised fresh equity during the year via conversion of 4,12,802 warrants into shares, lifting total equity from Rs. 1,201.90 lakhs to Rs. 1,611.90 lakhs. Borrowings edged down slightly to Rs. 1,518.66 lakhs.
Revenue growth is impressive on paper, but flat profit and negative operating cash flow suggest most of the increase is from interest/other income rather than core real estate activity. Shareholders see stable EPS and a cleaner balance sheet with more equity, but no real boost to bottom line, so the stock is unlikely to react strongly on the results alone.