Outcome of Board meeting held on 30.05.2025 along with Financial Result
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Family Care Hospitals Limited announced audited FY25 results alongside board decisions. Revenue from operations collapsed to Rs. 790.46 lakhs from Rs. 4,000.73 lakhs in FY24 — an ~80% drop. The company swung from a profit of Rs. 1,254.76 lakhs to a loss of Rs. 4,414.53 lakhs, largely due to an exceptional charge of Rs. 74.62 crores related to reversal of income from discount health coupons (Rs. 68.87 cr from related party Dealmoney Emarketing). Operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs. (1,731.73) lakhs. The company has shut its only Mira Road hospital since October 2024, faces an eviction suit at Mahim (Rs. 368 lakhs arrears, attachment of movable properties ordered), and ended FY25 with negative net worth of Rs. (4,055.53) lakhs. The board approved issuing up to 1.86 crore convertible warrants (~Rs. 18.68 cr) to promoter and non-promoter entities, and increasing authorised capital from Rs. 75 cr to Rs. 125 cr. Auditor's opinion is unmodified but includes a Matter of Emphasis flagging lease disputes, MSME vendor interest non-payment, SEBI/BSE penalties, and the hospital closure.
Severely negative for shareholders — the company has effectively ceased core hospital operations, carries a massive loss and negative net worth, and faces attachment of assets. The warrants issue will dilute existing shareholders if converted, though it provides much-needed cash. The capital raise signals urgent funding needs, while the auditor's emphasis of matter highlights serious operational and legal risks that could weigh on the stock price.