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Quasar India Ltd reported FY25 revenue from operations of Rs 4,213.35 lacs, up about 15.6% from Rs 3,645.74 lacs in FY24, while Q4 revenue jumped to Rs 1,192.52 lacs from Rs 844.29 lacs. Despite top-line growth, full-year profit collapsed to just Rs 2.45 lacs (from Rs 165.85 lacs) and Q4 alone posted a loss of Rs 302.98 lacs versus a marginal loss of Rs 4.31 lacs in Q4 last year, reflecting sharply higher purchase costs and a large negative change in inventory. EPS for the year fell to Rs 0.00 from Rs 3.10, and the Board skipped dividend. The company raised Rs 48.16 crores via a rights issue in January 2025, lifting other equity from Rs 259.91 lacs to Rs 5,113.08 lacs. Operating cash flow turned sharply negative at Rs -4,813.92 lacs (vs +27.05 lacs last year). Statutory auditor J. Singh & Associates gave an unmodified opinion.
Despite higher revenue, the steep drop in profitability and the deep Q4 loss signal serious margin pressure and working-capital strain for shareholders. The negative operating cash flow and reliance on the recent rights issue raise questions about near-term earnings quality and cash generation.