AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE QUARTER AD FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31.03.2025
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Hindustan Motors Limited (HINDMOTORS) filed its audited results for Q4 and FY25 on 22 May 2025. The company has virtually no manufacturing operations - revenue from operations for FY25 was just Rs 225 lakhs (vs Rs 325 lakhs in FY24), almost entirely from scrap sales. Reported net profit of Rs 2,542 lakhs for FY25 (up from Rs 1,567 lakhs in FY24, EPS Rs 1.22 vs Rs 0.75) was driven mainly by a one-time Rs 1,743 lakhs gain on disposal of old plant and equipment. Q4 FY25 slipped into a small loss of Rs 3 lakhs versus a profit of Rs 334 lakhs in Q4 FY24. The company's net worth has turned positive at Rs 3,190 lakhs (from Rs 1,633 lakhs) and accumulated losses have fallen sharply to Rs 10,752 lakhs. The company remains debt-free on financial borrowings. However, operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs (2,694) lakhs and the statutory auditor (KAMG & Associates) has flagged a material uncertainty on going concern due to the absence of operations, and an emphasis of matter on the West Bengal government's order for resumption of the Uttarpara land.
Stock is likely to remain a speculative play rather than a fundamentals story, since profits rely on one-time asset disposals rather than recurring business. The going-concern uncertainty, unresolved Uttarpara land dispute, and negative operating cash flow are key risks shareholders should weigh.