Hybrid Financial Services Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Hybrid Financial Services Limited reported strong FY25 results. Standalone revenue from operations rose ~35% to Rs. 228.38 lakhs (vs Rs. 168.60 lakhs in FY24), while standalone profit after tax more than doubled to Rs. 205.93 lakhs from Rs. 88.01 lakhs. On a consolidated basis, revenue grew ~21.5% to Rs. 561.20 lakhs and PAT nearly doubled to Rs. 383.69 lakhs from Rs. 193.99 lakhs. EPS stood at Rs. 0.70 (standalone) and Rs. 1.30 (consolidated). Standalone reserves improved sharply from Rs. -1,035.93 lakhs to Rs. -364.75 lakhs, and the company reversed Rs. 465.07 lakhs of contingency provisions no longer required. The board declared 1% dividend on preference shares and approved redemption of Rs. 70 lakhs of preference shares. NCLT-approved merger of wholly-owned subsidiary Maximus Securities Limited is in progress. Auditor S. Ramanand Aiyar & Co issued an unmodified opinion, with an emphasis of matter on non-provision of gratuity under Ind AS 19.
The doubling of profits and sharp reduction in negative reserves signal meaningful operational turnaround, which is positive for shareholders. However, standalone reserves remain negative, consolidated operating cash flow turned negative (Rs. -363.59 lakhs), and the gratuity provisioning gap noted by auditors warrants monitoring.