Deep Industries Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Outcome of Board Meeting held on May 02, 2025.
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Deep Industries' board approved audited standalone and consolidated results for Q4 and FY ended March 31, 2025, along with a final dividend of Rs. 3.05 per share (61% on face value of Rs. 5), subject to shareholder approval. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations grew about 25% to Rs. 477.48 crore (vs Rs. 381.91 crore) and net profit rose roughly 25% to Rs. 130.34 crore, taking EPS to Rs. 20.37. Consolidated revenue grew about 35% to Rs. 576.13 crore, but the group swung to a net loss of Rs. 78.76 crore (vs a profit of Rs. 125.16 crore last year) due to a one-time exceptional loss of Rs. 251.06 crore. This exceptional charge relates to the write-off of assets and liabilities of newly acquired entities — Dolphin Offshore Shipping Limited and Kandla Energy & Chemicals Limited — acquired under the NCLT insolvency process. The auditors issued an unmodified opinion on standalone results, but flagged Emphasis of Matter in the consolidated report on confirmation of receivables, the NCLT-driven acquisitions, and the related write-offs.
Strong standalone operational performance and a healthy 61% dividend are positives for shareholders, but the consolidated loss driven by acquisition-related exceptional write-offs may weigh on near-term sentiment. Investors should view the exceptional item as a non-recurring charge tied to NCLT acquisitions rather than a reflection of underlying business health.