Container Corporation Of India Limited has informed the Exchange that the Board of Directors at its meeting held on May 22, 2025, have considered and approved bonus at the ratio of 1 : 4, i.e 1 Equity Shares for every 4 Equity Shares held.
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CONCOR's board approved audited FY25 results showing standalone revenue of Rs. 8,863 cr (up ~2.7% from Rs. 8,632 cr) and standalone profit after tax of Rs. 1,272 cr (up ~3.3% from Rs. 1,231 cr). Consolidated revenue stood at Rs. 8,887 cr with PAT of Rs. 1,292 cr. The board declared a final dividend of Rs. 2 per share (40%), taking total dividends for FY25 to a hefty 230% (Rs. 11.50 per share) on the Rs. 5 face value. The board also approved a bonus issue in the ratio 1:4, meaning 1 free share for every 4 held, subject to shareholder and postal ballot approval. Four new chartered accountant firms were appointed as internal auditors for 3 years starting FY26. The statutory auditor issued an unqualified opinion, but flagged emphasis-of-matter items on Land Licence Fee uncertainty with Railways, old trade receivables of Rs. 24.56 cr pending recovery, and unreconciled balances.
The combined 230% dividend and 1:4 bonus issue are strong shareholder rewards and should be well-received by the market. However, core business growth is modest at ~3%, and the auditor's emphasis on unresolved Railway land fee, aging receivables, and unreconciled balances are watch-items. Subsidiary CONCOR Air also carries a going-concern flag, though it was already non-operational.