Board Meeting Outcome to consider and approve audited Financial Result for the Financial year ended March 31, 2025

Revenue growth above 20%Net loss reportedNegative operating cash flowRelated-party transactionsEBITDA margin compressionDebt to equity above the thresholdResults View source PDF Explain this filing

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The board of Esaar (India) Ltd approved audited financial results for Q4 and FY25 (ended March 31, 2025). Revenue from operations surged to Rs 1,476.84 lakhs from Rs 637.36 lakhs in FY24, a jump of over 130%. However, the company slipped deeper into loss with a net loss of Rs 224.40 lakhs versus Rs 48.28 lakhs in FY24, largely driven by a sharp rise in impairment on financial instruments to Rs 1,258.75 lakhs (from Rs 617.09 lakhs). Operating cash flow turned sharply negative at Rs (517.33) lakhs versus a positive Rs 7,524.84 lakhs last year. The auditor M/s Sumit Ranka & Associates issued an unqualified opinion. The board also noted the resignation of the CFO, appointed a new secretarial auditor (Shekhawat & Associates), and ratified related party transactions for FY25 while approving new ones for FY26.

Likely market impact

Despite strong top-line growth, shareholders should note the deepening losses, surging loan-related impairments, and a swing to negative operating cash flow, which signal asset-quality stress at this NBFC. Borrowings rose to Rs 5,433 lakhs against equity of Rs 2,340 lakhs, keeping leverage high and warranting caution on near-term profitability.