Audited Financial Result for the financial year ended 31.03.2025
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Phoenix Township Limited (BSE: 7839, also known as HBG Hotels Ltd) reported audited standalone and consolidated results for FY25 (year ended March 31, 2025) with an unmodified opinion from statutory auditor Bhatter & Company. Standalone revenue from operations rose sharply to Rs 29.57 crore (from Rs 17.57 crore in FY24), a growth of about 68%. Standalone net profit after tax stood at Rs 66.06 crore, but this was heavily boosted by an exceptional one-time gain of Rs 50.65 crore from additional consideration on the sale of agricultural land at Thivim to its wholly owned subsidiary Green First Estate Private Limited. The board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 0.15 per equity share (1.5%) and Rs 0.10 per preference share (1%), subject to shareholder approval. On the consolidated side, operating cash flow turned negative at Rs (11.27) crore versus Rs 25.03 crore in FY24, and non-current borrowings surged to Rs 294.58 crore against equity of Rs 350.10 crore, indicating a high leverage position.
The headline PAT figure looks impressive but is largely driven by a one-time land sale gain rather than core hotel/tourism operations, so underlying earnings power remains modest. High consolidated debt and negative consolidated operating cash flow are red flags worth monitoring, though the dividend announcement and strong revenue growth are positives for shareholders.