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Hem Holdings & Trading reported FY25 revenue from operations of ₹29.96 lakhs (up from ₹25.13 lakhs in FY24), but swung to a loss after tax of ₹120.31 lakhs versus a profit of ₹15.16 lakhs last year, driven mainly by a sharp jump in other expenses to ₹155.72 lakhs. The company wrote off a receivable of ₹144.30 lakhs during the year, which is a key reason for the loss. It also sold equity shares of Simplex Casting Ltd to a related party for ₹97.20 lakhs, earning a capital gain of ₹75.19 lakhs. The company received ₹5.41 crore as an advance against the sale of its Mumbai land and building, which has now been reclassified as an asset held for sale. The statutory auditor gave an unmodified opinion but included an Emphasis of Matter noting that the company's Net Owned Fund is negative at ₹-458.10 lakhs, well below the RBI-mandated ₹5 crore minimum, and the company has no plans to infuse capital to meet this requirement.
Shareholders should note the company swung to a significant loss, its net worth is eroding, and it is non-compliant with RBI's minimum capital requirement for NBFCs with no stated plan to fix this. However, the planned sale of its Mumbai property could provide a major cash infusion, and the auditor's opinion remains clean, though the Emphasis of Matter flags genuine risks around the company's ability to continue as a going concern.