Audited Financial Results for the Fourth Quarter and Financial Year ended March 31, 2025
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Jagsonpal Finance & Leasing Limited reported audited results for FY25 with a sharply wider loss of ₹(71.25) lakhs, compared to ₹(14.13) lakhs in FY24. Revenue from operations was a token ₹0.50 lakhs (vs ₹0.15 lakhs), while total expenses ballooned nearly 5x from ₹14.23 lakhs to ₹71.37 lakhs, driven mostly by employee costs and other expenses. Q4 FY25 standalone loss was ₹(75.81) lakhs versus a small profit of ₹0.48 lakhs in Q4 FY24, and basic EPS for the year was ₹(0.39). Operating cash flow turned negative at ₹(85.61) lakhs, a swing from ₹65.72 lakhs positive last year. The balance sheet expanded dramatically — total assets jumped from ₹129.14 lakhs to ₹1,698.12 lakhs, largely due to a ~₹15.88 crore equity share issuance that propped up cash balances. The statutory auditor, M/s Jain Vinay & Associates, issued an unmodified opinion, and has been re-appointed for a five-year term (FY26–FY30).
This is a deteriorating operational picture — negligible revenue, rapidly widening losses, and negative operating cash flow — though the company is being sustained by repeated equity infusions rather than borrowings, keeping the balance sheet solvent for now. For shareholders, the results underline that the company is essentially non-operating, and continued dependence on fresh equity is a red flag.