Financial Results for the Quarter and Year ended 31.03.2025
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Everlon Financials (NBFC) reported FY25 revenue from operations of ₹1,311.42 lakhs, up about 30% from ₹1,010.99 lakhs in FY24, driven by trading in shares, dividends, and interest on advances. However, total expenses surged nearly 10x to ₹1,136.88 lakhs (from ₹116.63 lakhs), largely because a prior-year inventory change benefit did not repeat. As a result, full-year profit before tax fell to ₹418.86 lakhs (from ₹906.71 lakhs) and profit after tax dropped sharply to ₹118.87 lakhs (from ₹800.35 lakhs), an ~85% decline, with basic EPS at ₹1.92 vs ₹12.91. Q4 standalone swung to a loss of ₹568.33 lakhs versus a ₹372.93 lakh profit a year ago. Operating cash flow turned positive at ₹39.97 lakhs (vs -₹139.51 lakhs), and total assets stood at ₹3,431.97 lakhs with equity of ₹3,124.55 lakhs. The statutory auditor (B.L. Dasharda & Associates) issued an unmodified (clean) opinion.
Despite strong top-line growth, sharp cost inflation and the absence of last year's inventory windfall crushed profitability, dragging full-year PAT down ~85% and pushing Q4 into a loss — likely a negative near-term sentiment trigger, though the clean audit and improved operating cash flow provide some cushion.