Harrisons Malayalam Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Resubmission of Financial Results for the quarter and year ended 31.03.2025'.
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Harrisons Malayalam has resubmitted its audited financial results for Q4 and FY25 in a machine-readable PDF format, after the original filing on 23 May 2025 was submitted in a non-searchable format. The underlying numbers remain unchanged. For FY25, standalone revenue from operations stood at ₹51,391 lakhs (up ~5% from ₹48,812 lakhs in FY24), with a profit after tax of ₹1,490 lakhs — a turnaround from a loss of ₹729 lakhs in FY24. EPS came in at ₹8.07 versus ₹(3.95) previously. Q4 FY25 revenue was ₹13,671 lakhs with PAT of ₹519 lakhs. The rubber segment turned in strong results (₹3,544 lakhs segment profit) while the tea segment continued to be a drag with a loss of ₹1,080 lakhs. Auditor Walker Chandiok & Co LLP issued an unmodified (clean) opinion. Key disclosures include the July 2024 Wayanad landslide (41 lives lost, 4% of tea output), Kerala government's acquisition of 65.41 hectares of land, and gratuity liabilities of ₹1,651 lakhs tied up with former employees not vacating company quarters.
This is largely a procedural/compliance resubmission with no change to the actual financials, so expect a neutral market reaction. The underlying results, however, are materially positive — a swing from loss to profit driven by the rubber business. Investors should keep an eye on the structural tea segment losses, the pending Wayanad land compensation case, and the fact that current liabilities exceed current assets as at 31 March 2025.