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Epic Energy reported strong growth for FY25 with standalone revenue from operations rising to ₹426.06 lakhs from ₹307.85 lakhs (up ~38% YoY). Net profit jumped to ₹131.73 lakhs from ₹36.10 lakhs (up ~265%), and EPS climbed to ₹1.83 from ₹0.50. Profit before tax tripled to ₹103.36 lakhs, driven by both Power Saving Solutions and Renewable Energy segments. The company swung its reserves from a negative ₹47.03 lakhs to a positive ₹84.70 lakhs, and operating cash flow improved to ₹49.14 lakhs from ₹8.76 lakhs. The auditor (NGST & Associates) issued an unmodified opinion but flagged an emphasis of matter regarding a ₹703.72 lakh arbitration claim with Godhra Nagarpalika, of which ₹297.82 lakhs is recorded as unbilled revenue with a ₹77.43 lakh expected credit loss provision. Consolidated net profit stood at ₹129.28 lakhs.
Strong profit growth, improved cash generation, and a debt-free balance sheet are positive for shareholders, though the ₹703 lakh arbitration claim with Godhra Nagarpalika remains a key overhang with only partial provisioning. The stock may react positively on the back of the sharp earnings jump, but investors should watch the arbitration outcome.