Audited Results 2024-25
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India Finsec Ltd announced its audited FY25 results on 22 May 2025, with statutory auditor M/s Ajay Rattan & Co. issuing an unmodified (clean) opinion on both standalone and consolidated results. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations rose to Rs 7,115.09 lakhs (from Rs 6,369.63 lakhs in FY24, about 12% growth), while profit after tax jumped to Rs 1,812.85 lakhs (from Rs 1,217.18 lakhs, roughly 49% growth), driven mainly by subsidiary IFL Finance Ltd. Standalone, however, the picture is weak: total income fell sharply to Rs 41.17 lakhs from Rs 77.87 lakhs, though PAT inched up to Rs 2.01 lakhs from Rs 0.11 lakhs on a very small base. During the year, the company allotted 42.5 lakh equity shares at Rs 80 each via warrant conversion, raised its stake in IFL Finance from 62.72% to 71.01%, and decided to surrender its NBFC-ICC registration to convert into an unregistered Core Investment Company (CIC), while the subsidiary is converting from HFC to NBFC-ICC.
Consolidated earnings look healthy with nearly 50% PAT growth, but the standalone business is shrinking and the consolidated debt-equity ratio remains elevated at 2.68, signalling leveraged growth. The strategic shift to a Core Investment Company structure changes the business profile and depends on RBI approval for NBFC license cancellation.