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Eco Hotels & Resorts Ltd (formerly Sharad Fibres & Yarn Processors Ltd) reported audited standalone and consolidated results for Q4 and FY25, all cleared with an unmodified (clean) opinion from statutory auditor Girish L. Shethia. Standalone FY25 revenue from operations was just Rs 13.71 lakhs (FY24: nil), with a net loss of Rs 295.14 lakhs (FY24: Rs 405.53 lakhs loss); consolidated revenue was Rs 109.24 lakhs with a net loss of Rs 354.84 lakhs. The board also approved taking over a 35+6 room hotel in Varanasi on long-term lease, in-principle approval for a 60–100 room property in Agra, two new brands ('The Eco Boutique', 'The Eco Resorts'), and appointed Bansi Jain & Associates as internal auditor for FY26. Equity share capital rose sharply from Rs 2,987.21 lakhs to Rs 5,150.72 lakhs, indicating a recent equity raise to fund expansion.
The company remains loss-making with very small operating revenue, though losses narrowed YoY. Expansion via new properties and brands, along with fresh equity, suggests the company is in a build-out phase. Short-term shareholders should weigh continued losses and capital-intensive growth against the clean audit and management's expansion plans.