Pls find the Audited Financial Results for the quarter and year ended on 31st March, 2025 in the attached PDF.
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Bhakti Gems and Jewellery Limited (BSE Scrip: 540545) submitted its audited financial results for Q4 FY25 and full year FY25, approved by the Board on 28 May 2025. Revenue from operations for FY25 grew about 8.7% year-on-year to ₹11,298.13 lakhs (vs ₹10,399.25 lakhs in FY24), driven mainly by higher Q3 FY25 sales. However, profit after tax actually declined roughly 12.6% to ₹67.87 lakhs (vs ₹77.68 lakhs), with FY25 EPS at ₹0.45 (vs ₹0.52). Total assets stood at ₹2,610.63 lakhs and equity at ₹2,419.28 lakhs, indicating a low-debt balance sheet. Cash flow from operations turned sharply negative at -₹664.85 lakhs (vs +₹135.75 lakhs in FY24), with cash and equivalents collapsing from ₹683.84 lakhs to just ₹4.71 lakhs. The audit was conducted by AKGVG & Associates, who noted reliance on the predecessor auditor for the first two quarters of FY25, suggesting an auditor change during the year; the opinion itself was unmodified.
Modest top-line growth was offset by weaker profitability and a worrying swing to negative operating cash flow, leaving the company with negligible cash on hand — a potential liquidity concern for retail shareholders despite the clean auditor's opinion.