Standalone Audited Financial Results for Quarter & Year ended March 31,2025
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Inter Globe Finance Ltd, a Kolkata-based NBFC, reported FY25 total income of ₹14,843.79 lakhs, down sharply from ₹22,998.21 lakhs in FY24 — a ~35% decline driven mainly by a fall in sale of products (₹13,927 lakhs vs ₹21,893 lakhs). Profit before tax fell to ₹382.25 lakhs from ₹1,197.87 lakhs, and net profit for the year dropped to ₹337.46 lakhs from ₹844.22 lakhs (~60% lower). Q4 FY25 alone swung to a net loss of ₹449.14 lakhs versus a profit of ₹686.96 lakhs in Q4 FY24. EPS for the year stood at ₹3.77 (basic) versus ₹12.37 previously. The company raised capital during the year via preferential warrants, lifting equity from ₹5,742 lakhs to ₹11,641 lakhs. Auditor JLN US & Co. issued an unmodified opinion, and there were no loan defaults.
Sharp revenue and profit decline along with deeply negative operating cash flow (₹1,513.80 lakhs vs ₹9.05 lakhs) signal stress in the core trading/inventory business and weaker earnings quality, which may weigh on the stock despite the fresh equity infusion and clean audit report.