JAYSREETEANSEJayshree Tea & Industries Limited· Tea And CoffeeHighPositive
Announced Mon, 19 May · 20:03 IST

Jayshree Tea & Industries Limited has informed the Exchange that Board of Directors at its meeting held on May 19, 2025, declared Select Dividend of Rs. 0.50 per equity share.

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AI summary

The Board of Jayshree Tea & Industries met on May 19, 2025 and approved the audited financial results for Q4 and FY ended March 31, 2025 (standalone and consolidated), along with a recommended dividend of Rs. 0.50 per share (10% on the Rs. 5 face value), subject to shareholder approval. On a standalone basis, total income from continuing operations rose to Rs. 870.66 crore (from Rs. 831.87 crore) and net profit grew about 28% to Rs. 24.21 crore from Rs. 18.85 crore. On a consolidated basis, total income was Rs. 920.10 crore (vs Rs. 825.24 crore), and the company swung to a Rs. 18.10 crore profit from a Rs. 21.37 crore loss last year, helped by exceptional gains of Rs. 39.95 crore from the sale of a tea estate. Other income also included Rs. 47.68 crore from sale of a portion of land at a tea estate. The Board also appointed Mr. Amarmeet Singh Nain as Executive Director – Tea for three years and M/s MR & Associates as secretarial auditors for five years. Management noted ongoing monetisation of tea estates and other assets to strengthen the balance sheet, with promoter financial support reaffirmed. Auditors (Singhi & Co.) issued an unmodified opinion.

Likely market impact

The dividend is modest and the standalone profit growth is encouraging, but the consolidated profit recovery is largely driven by one-off asset sale gains (tea estate, Gurugram land) rather than core operations. Combined with negative cash flow from operations, this suggests underlying tea/fertiliser/sugar business profitability remains weak. Shareholders should watch progress on asset monetisation and whether operational improvements translate into sustainable cash generation.