Considered and approved of Audited financial results for the quarter and year ended on march 31,2025 and recommendation of final dividend.
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Continental Securities Ltd, a Jaipur-based NBFC (Base Layer), announced audited results for Q4 and FY25. Total income rose to Rs. 284.08 lakhs vs Rs. 158.55 lakhs last year, a growth of about 79%. Profit after tax jumped to Rs. 132.86 lakhs from Rs. 76.38 lakhs, up roughly 74%. Basic EPS improved to Rs. 0.51 from Rs. 0.31. Total assets expanded to Rs. 1,824.80 lakhs with loans growing to Rs. 1,742.66 lakhs. The board recommended a modest final dividend of Rs. 0.05 per share (2.5%) on a face value of Rs. 2, subject to shareholder approval.
Strong top-line and profit growth signals healthy business expansion, supported by the auditor's clean (unmodified) opinion. However, operating cash flow remained sharply negative due to heavy loan disbursements, meaning growth is currently funded more by fresh equity (Rs. 423.75 lakhs raised during the year) than internal cash generation. The tiny 2.5% dividend suggests capital is being retained for further lending growth rather than shareholder payouts.