Audited Financial Results for the Quarter and Year ended March 31, 2025
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Jattashankar Industries has reported audited FY25 results showing a complete reversal from the previous year. The company sold its plant and machinery during the year and has discontinued its manufacturing (Yarn & Elastic Tape) operations, resulting in limited income generation. Full-year revenue from operations stood at Rs 1,631.32 lakhs, but Q4 revenue collapsed to just Rs 110 lakhs. The company swung from a profit before tax of Rs 458.48 lakhs last year to a loss before tax of Rs 116.11 lakhs this year, posting a net loss of Rs 118.90 lakhs with a loss per share of Rs 31.31. The statutory auditor (K.K. Jhunjhunwala & Co.) issued an unmodified opinion, and operating cash flow was positive at Rs 152.39 lakhs, though investing outflows of Rs 156.15 lakhs (largely into mutual funds) left closing cash at just Rs 1.29 lakhs. The board also approved a new Secretarial Auditor (Ms. Kala Agarwal, 5-year term) and a new Internal Auditor (M/s Fogla Agarwal and Associates LLP) for FY26.
This is a deeply negative filing — the company has effectively shut down its core manufacturing business and is now reporting losses instead of profits. Shareholders should be concerned about the company's future direction, revenue base, and whether it has any plans for new business activity. Expect negative stock price reaction and heightened scrutiny on what the company plans to do with its remaining cash and mutual fund investments.