Financial Results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2025.
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Enbee Trade & Finance, an NBFC, reported audited results for FY25 with total revenue of Rs 1,973.38 lakhs versus Rs 1,075.52 lakhs in FY24, an increase of roughly 83%. Profit before tax jumped sharply from Rs 211.67 lakhs to Rs 805.41 lakhs, driven largely by higher interest income as the loan book nearly doubled. On the balance sheet, total assets expanded from Rs 6,420.80 lakhs to Rs 13,701.28 lakhs, while equity share capital rose from Rs 1,432.39 lakhs to Rs 5,716.67 lakhs, indicating a recent capital raise. Borrowings stood at Rs 5,050.33 lakhs. The auditor issued an unmodified (clean) opinion but flagged an Emphasis of Matter regarding Rs 4,892.11 lakhs of related party loans, of which Rs 888 lakhs taken during the year is awaiting shareholder approval under SEBI Regulation 23. Net cash from operating activities was negative at Rs 4,410.40 lakhs, mainly because the company deployed funds into growing its loan portfolio.
Strong topline and pre-tax profit growth is positive for shareholders, but the deeply negative operating cash flow reflects an aggressive lending phase rather than cash earnings. The pending shareholder approval for related party loans is a governance red flag investors should watch at the next general meeting.