Hindcon Chemicals Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Financial Results for the Quarter and year ended 31st March, 2025'.
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Hindcon Chemicals reported its FY25 audited results with standalone revenue from operations at ₹5,658.68 lakhs, down about 8% from ₹6,167.01 lakhs in FY24. Standalone profit after tax fell sharply to ₹396.10 lakhs (FY25) from ₹638.40 lakhs (FY24), a decline of roughly 38%, while Q4FY25 PAT dropped to ₹65.84 lakhs from ₹179.80 lakhs in Q4FY24. Consolidated PAT also slipped to ₹383.00 lakhs from ₹623.20 lakhs. Total expenses were broadly flat at around ₹5,319 lakhs, but depreciation more than doubled to ₹81.98 lakhs (from ₹35.38 lakhs), which weighed on margins. The statutory auditor (CA Anushka Gupta) issued an unqualified (un-modified) opinion on both standalone and consolidated results. The Board has not recommended any dividend for FY25, citing ongoing projects and future expansion plans that require conserving cash.
Negative for shareholders in the near term — revenue shrank, profits fell sharply, margins compressed due to higher depreciation, and there is no dividend. The cash conservation stance signals management is prioritising capex and expansion over near-term payouts, which could weigh on stock sentiment despite the clean audit.