BSEDesi Farms India LtdHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 16 May · 14:53 IST

Q4 Audited Financial Result 31032025

Going ConcernPat NegativeRevenue Growth 20pctNegative Operating CashflowDebt Equity ThresholdRelated Party TransactionsResults View source PDF

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AI summary

SER Industries reported FY25 revenue from operations of Rs 46.73 lakhs, up sharply from just Rs 0.50 lakhs in FY24, but the company swung deeper into losses. Net loss for FY25 widened to Rs 38.82 lakhs from Rs 12.07 lakhs last year, translating to an EPS of minus Rs 3.92. Total expenses surged to Rs 86.08 lakhs, with other expenses alone at Rs 79.26 lakhs, far outpacing revenue. The balance sheet is under severe stress: reserves and surplus are negative at Rs 95.02 lakhs, total equity has shrunk to just Rs 4.44 lakhs, and long-term borrowings of Rs 23 lakhs (a loan from the director) have appeared for the first time. Operating cash flow was negative at Rs 29.79 lakhs, confirming the company is burning cash.

Likely market impact

The company is in a financially precarious position — accumulated losses now exceed share capital and equity is nearly wiped out, raising serious going-concern doubts despite a small revenue uptick. Shareholders face continued dilution of value with losses widening and the business being propped up by director funding; the stock is likely to remain under pressure.