Attached herewith Standalone and consolidated Financial results for the quarter and financial year ended 31.03.2025
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Credent Global Finance (formerly Oracle Credit) reported its FY25 audited results with an unmodified auditor opinion from Kapish Jain & Associates. Standalone total revenue from operations rose strongly to ₹981.20 lakhs from ₹695.60 lakhs in FY24, a growth of about 41%. However, standalone net profit after tax fell sharply to ₹113.25 lakhs from ₹212.37 lakhs, and Q4 FY25 standalone slipped into a loss of ₹115.19 lakhs versus a ₹26.03 lakh profit a year ago. On a consolidated basis, the picture is weaker: revenue from operations grew to ₹1,465.37 lakhs but the group posted a net loss of ₹673.80 lakhs for FY25 against a ₹133.56 lakh profit in FY24, driven largely by a sharp jump in other expenses (₹1,669.37 lakhs versus ₹419.66 lakhs). Standalone operating cash flow turned strongly positive at ₹911.62 lakhs versus ₹4,124.83 lakhs used in FY24. EPS for FY25 stood at ₹0.50 standalone and ₹(1.56) consolidated.
Shareholders should note that despite healthy topline growth at the standalone level, profitability has deteriorated sharply with consolidated results swinging into a loss. The contrast between strong revenue growth, negative consolidated PAT, and Q4 standalone loss is a red flag that may weigh on the stock in the short term, though the clean audit opinion and positive operating cash flow at the standalone level provide some comfort.