Audited Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2025.
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Comfort Fincap reported FY25 standalone PAT of ₹509.85 lakhs, roughly flat compared to ₹514.62 lakhs in FY24. Interest income grew ~14.5% YoY to ₹1,328.50 lakhs, driven by a loan book that expanded sharply from ₹7,477 lakhs to ₹10,009 lakhs (~34% growth). Profit before tax dipped to ₹688.20 lakhs from ₹725.98 lakhs, while EPS fell to ₹0.38 from ₹0.95 due to a higher share count following warrant conversions. The company raised fresh equity of ₹921.57 lakhs (plus ₹1,790.18 lakhs in securities premium) via convertible warrants and paid a dividend of ₹54.26 lakhs. Borrowings declined to ₹2,186.33 lakhs from ₹2,606.59 lakhs, and reserves grew to ₹7,064.62 lakhs. Auditor A.R. Sodha & Co. issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on both standalone and consolidated results.
Aggressive loan-book expansion is good for future interest income, but operating cash flow turned sharply negative (₹1,973.39 lakhs outflow vs ₹416.92 lakhs inflow last year) because cash is being deployed into lending. Shareholders may see EPS dilution from new equity issuance, though the clean audit and stronger reserves are positives.