Standalone Audited Financial Result for F.Y. 31ST March 2025
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Family Care Hospitals Limited reported a major deterioration in FY25 results. Revenue from operations collapsed to ₹790.46 lakhs from ₹4,000.73 lakhs in FY24 (~80% decline), as the company vacated its only Mira Road hospital in October 2024 and shut down all hospital activities. The company booked a huge exceptional charge of ₹74.62 crores (including ₹68.87 crores from related concern Dealmoncy E-marketing Pvt Ltd related to refund of unused health discount coupons from earlier years). After this exceptional item, the company posted a net loss of ₹4,414.53 lakhs versus a profit of ₹1,254.76 lakhs last year, with EPS turning negative at ₹(8.17). Other equity turned negative at ₹(4,055.53) lakhs and cash fell sharply to ₹23.58 lakhs. The auditor issued an unmodified opinion but flagged a 'Matter of Emphasis' covering an eviction suit at Mahim (~₹368 lakhs), court-ordered attachment of movable properties, non-payment of MSME vendor interest, and SEBI/BSE penalties for board composition non-compliance.
Very negative for shareholders — the company's core hospital business is shut, equity has eroded to a negative ₹40.5 crores, and large legal/regulatory overhangs persist. Investors should expect heightened risk of further dilution, liquidation, or regulatory action; stock is likely to remain under pressure.