Geojit Financial Services Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Geojit Financial Services reported consolidated revenue from operations of Rs. 74,791 lakhs for FY25, up about 22% from Rs. 61,413 lakhs in FY24, driven mainly by higher fees/commission income and interest income. Profit after tax rose to Rs. 17,249 lakhs from Rs. 14,938 lakhs (about 15.5% growth), while EPS improved to Rs. 6.18 from Rs. 5.45. The company also turned operating cash flow sharply positive at Rs. 16,675 lakhs versus a negative Rs. 12,405 lakhs last year, and sharply cut borrowings from Rs. 35,022 lakhs to Rs. 11,059 lakhs after transferring its broking business to wholly-owned subsidiary GIL in March 2025. The board recommended a final dividend of Rs. 1.50 per share, approved investing up to Rs. 10 crores in subsidiary Geojit Credits via rights, and received in-principle approval from Dubai's DFSA to set up a wealth management entity in DIFC for HNI/UHNI clients in the Middle East. Statutory auditors B S R & Associates LLP issued an unmodified opinion on both standalone and consolidated results.
Strong revenue growth, improved earnings, deleveraging, and a turnaround in operating cash flow are positives for shareholders, though EBITDA margins slightly compressed. The final dividend, new subsidiary infusion, and DIFC expansion add modest growth optionality but no immediate material impact on the stock price.