Audited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and year ended 31 March 2025.
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G. G. Dandekar Properties Ltd reported audited Q4 and FY25 results with an unmodified (clean) auditor opinion. Revenue from operations rose about 22% YoY to ₹360.27 lakh (FY24: ₹296.02 lakh), while Q4 revenue grew to ₹108.41 lakh from ₹91.64 lakh. Despite revenue growth, the company posted a standalone net loss of ₹21.20 lakh from continuing operations for FY25, though this was a sharp improvement over the ₹422.47 lakh loss in FY24, largely helped by a ₹205.13 lakh writeback of excess income tax provision for AY 2013-14 after IT rectification. On a consolidated basis, including its associate Navasasyam Dandekar Pvt Ltd, net loss narrowed to ₹41.23 lakh from ₹435.50 lakh. The company operates only in property leasing. Post-reporting period, the Board approved sale of a freehold land parcel in Bhiwandi with buyers having paid ₹401 lakh as advance, and decided to convert 14,989 CCPS of its associate into equity.
Revenue growth is encouraging, but the company remains loss-making, and the sharp bottom-line improvement is largely driven by a one-time tax writeback rather than core operating gains. The pending Bhiwandi land sale (expected by Q1 FY26) could meaningfully boost future cash flows if executed at fair value.