Pleae find attached Audited Financial Results for QE/YE March 31, 2025
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Jackson Investments Ltd reported a net loss of ₹86.24 lakhs for FY25, sharply wider than the ₹11.79 lakhs loss in FY24. Revenue from operations was nearly flat at ₹59.49 lakhs (vs ₹59.73 lakhs last year), but other expenses surged to ₹127.43 lakhs (vs ₹39.71 lakhs), driving the bigger loss. Q4 alone saw a loss of ₹98.47 lakhs, hurt by a ₹5.20 lakh loss in other income and a big jump in expenses to ₹107.61 lakhs. The auditor issued an unmodified opinion but flagged 10 Emphasis of Matter points, including an ongoing ROC inquiry, the company's failure to register as an NBFC with the RBI, ₹956.38 lakhs of unutilised advances, and ₹303.72 lakhs of trade receivables stuck for over 3 years. ECL provisioning was also applied retrospectively as a prior period error, and reserves are now negative at ₹(179.44) lakhs.
Losses have widened sharply and shareholder reserves are now negative, though the stock is a small, thinly-traded NBFC-type entity with negligible operating revenue. The regulatory and recoverability red flags (RBI non-registration, ROC inquiry, stuck advances) pose real risks, but the company is essentially a holding/investment vehicle, so day-to-day stock impact may be muted absent further developments.