Financial Results for quarter and year ended March 31, 2025
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Indag Rubber Limited reported a weak FY25 with standalone revenue from operations falling to Rs. 22,481.65 lakhs, down about 10.5% from Rs. 25,118.46 lakhs in FY24. Standalone profit after tax nearly halved to Rs. 841.93 lakhs (from Rs. 1,674.90 lakhs), and basic EPS dropped to Rs. 3.21 from Rs. 6.38. On a consolidated basis, PAT fell sharply to Rs. 471.87 lakhs versus Rs. 1,615.46 lakhs, dragged by losses at subsidiary Millenium Manufacturing Systems (Rs. 370.06 lakhs loss in FY25). Operating cash flow on a standalone basis also weakened to Rs. 651.42 lakhs from Rs. 1,994.96 lakhs. The Board declared a final dividend of Rs. 1.50 per share on a Rs. 2 face value, and the auditor issued a clean, unmodified opinion.
Shareholders should note the broad-based decline in revenue, profits and operating cash flow versus last year, signalling pressure on the core rubber business. The final dividend of Rs. 1.50 per share offers some support, but the sharp profit drop, especially on a consolidated basis, is likely to weigh on near-term sentiment.