Audited Financial Result for year ended 31.03.2025
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Dutron Polymers reported FY25 audited results with revenue from operations falling about 12.8% year-on-year to ₹10,403.01 lakhs from ₹11,924.43 lakhs. Profit after tax rose around 11.3% to ₹272.36 lakhs (from ₹244.68 lakhs), and EPS improved to ₹4.54 from ₹4.08, helped by lower raw material costs. The Board has recommended a 15% final dividend (₹1.5 per share), same as last year, though the FY24 dividend is still unpaid due to pending NCLT proceedings. The auditor issued an unmodified opinion with an Emphasis of Matter flagging that Director Mr. Sudip Patel (also the Vigilance Officer) did not respond to repeated audit inquiries. An NCLT petition under Sections 241 and 242 alleging oppression and mismanagement is ongoing against the company and some promoters, keeping the 43rd AGM in abeyance.
Governance concerns dominate the picture: the Emphasis of Matter, unresolved NCLT case and unpaid prior dividend may keep investor sentiment cautious despite the profit growth. Shareholders should watch for further updates on the tribunal proceedings and any escalation of the director-cooperation issue, as these could affect dividend payments and stock price.