Submission of Financial Result with Revised Audit Report for the period ended 31st March, 2025.
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Gujarat Cotex Limited reported FY25 revenue from operations of ₹2,130.67 lakhs, up ~26% from ₹1,690.73 lakhs in FY24. Full-year profit after tax rose to ₹22.73 lakhs (vs ₹18.94 lakhs), with EPS of ₹0.16 (vs ₹0.13). However, the standalone Q4 result slipped into a loss with a PAT of ₹-23.47 lakhs against ₹0.67 lakhs in Q4 FY24, and total expenses for the year jumped 62% to ₹2,700.74 lakhs, well above revenue growth. The textile trading segment saw its profit collapse from ₹149.46 lakhs to ₹8.91 lakhs, indicating sharp margin compression. Total assets more than doubled to ₹3,107.90 lakhs, with current liabilities surging to ₹2,092.16 lakhs and qualified borrowings rising from ₹2.05 cr to ₹3.31 cr. The statutory auditor (Pawan Siddharth & Co) issued an unmodified (clean) audit opinion.
While full-year topline growth is healthy, the sharp cost overrun, textile margin collapse, and Q4 loss signal weakening profitability. Shareholders should watch expense control and the rising current liabilities closely, even though the clean audit report avoids immediate red flags.