IZMO Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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IZMO Limited filed audited standalone and consolidated results for Q4 and FY25. Revenue from operations grew about 10% YoY to Rs. 4,685.64 lakhs (vs Rs. 4,261.94 lakhs last year). However, the headline full-year profit after tax of Rs. 2,916.65 lakhs (vs Rs. 94.97 lakhs) is almost entirely driven by a one-time profit of around Rs. 3,053.26 lakhs from sale of property booked under other income. Stripping that out, the underlying business is weak: Q4 standalone PAT was actually negative at Rs. 12.05 lakhs (vs Rs. 45.83 lakhs profit a year ago), and there was an exceptional loss of Rs. 239.24 lakhs on disposal of a building. Net cash from operating activities was deeply negative at minus Rs. 3,200.15 lakhs, mainly due to a Rs. 1,438 lakh jump in trade receivables and Rs. 1,295 lakh increase in loans and advances. No dividend was declared.
The eye-catching full-year PAT growth is a one-off accounting gain from a property sale, not operational improvement. Q4 losses, negative operating cash flow, and rising receivables suggest the core business is under stress — shareholders should look past the headline PAT and focus on cash generation and underlying margins before drawing conclusions.