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Concord Control Systems has filed revised audited financial results (standalone and consolidated) for the half year and full year ended March 31, 2025, replacing the earlier version filed on May 14, 2025. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations rose to Rs. 7,391.99 lakhs (from Rs. 6,551.70 lakhs in FY24), total income touched Rs. 7,783.98 lakhs, and profit after tax climbed to Rs. 1,507.08 lakhs (from Rs. 1,304.25 lakhs), with EPS of Rs. 24.70. On a consolidated basis, which now includes the newly acquired subsidiary Advanced Rail Controls Pvt Ltd (ARC), revenue jumped to Rs. 12,446.10 lakhs and PAT rose to Rs. 2,265.49 lakhs, giving EPS of Rs. 37.13. The Board also approved the amalgamation of ARC (a wholly owned subsidiary making traction and rolling stock control electronics) into the listed parent company, with no cash consideration and no new shares to be issued. Separately, the Board approved a preferential issue of equity shares worth Rs. 3.5 crores to a non-promoter (Mr. Velukutty Sadasivan) in lieu of cash, to acquire the remaining 10% stake in ARC and make it wholly owned. The statutory auditor M/s Seth & Associates issued an unmodified opinion on both sets of results.
For shareholders, FY25 showed healthy standalone profit growth of around 16% and revenue growth of nearly 13%, though the more dramatic consolidated numbers are largely driven by the ARC acquisition rather than organic expansion. The amalgamation and the related preferential issue are housekeeping steps to fully consolidate ARC, so they should not materially change the shareholding pattern but do point to deeper integration of the rail electronics business going forward.