Auduted Financial Result for Quarter ended 31.03.2025 along with Related party Trasaction and Audit Qualification
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Dutron Polymers reported FY25 revenue from operations of Rs. 10,403.01 Lakhs, down about 12.7% from Rs. 11,924.43 Lakhs in FY24. Despite the revenue dip, profit after tax rose to Rs. 272.36 Lakhs (from Rs. 244.68 Lakhs), translating to EPS of Rs. 4.54 vs Rs. 4.08. Q4 revenue was Rs. 2,363.89 Lakhs with PAT of Rs. 36.23 Lakhs, up sharply from Rs. 12.31 Lakhs a year ago. Total assets stood at Rs. 4,068.85 Lakhs and net worth at Rs. 2,915.08 Lakhs. The auditor gave an unmodified opinion but flagged an Emphasis of Matter because Director and Vigilance Officer Mr. Sudip Patel refused to respond to repeated audit queries, and ongoing NCLT litigation (filed by Sudip Patel and other promoters) alleging oppression and mismanagement remains pending. The board recommended a 15% final dividend (Rs. 1.5/share), but the FY24 dividend remains unpaid due to an NCLT interim order keeping the 43rd AGM in abeyance. Significant related-party transactions with group companies like Dutron Plastics Pvt Ltd and Cosmofil Plastisack are disclosed.
While earnings improved on margins, the Emphasis of Matter around a non-cooperating director (also the Vigilance Officer), pending NCLT oppression/mismanagement case, and unpaid prior-year dividend signal governance and legal overhang that could weigh on the stock and shareholder returns. Investors should monitor the NCLT case outcome closely.