Intimation of Audited Standalone Financial Results for the 4th Quarter and Financial Year ended on 31.03.2025.
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Jindal Hotels Limited, operator of Grand Mercure Vadodara Surya Palace, reported audited FY25 results with revenue from operations of Rs. 4,499.35 lakhs, up 4.2% from Rs. 4,317.32 lakhs in FY24. Full-year net profit more than doubled to Rs. 238.03 lakhs (vs Rs. 115.59 lakhs), but this was largely driven by a one-time insurance claim of Rs. 356.60 lakhs received as compensation for flood damage (shown under other income). Q4 FY25 revenue rose to Rs. 1,422.73 lakhs from Rs. 1,277.66 lakhs a year ago, but Q4 net profit fell sharply to Rs. 41.49 lakhs (vs Rs. 240.33 lakhs) due to higher operating and other expenses. The company has a single hoteliering segment, and statutory auditor Modi & Joshi issued an unqualified (unmodified) opinion. A GST demand of Rs. 457.69 lakhs was largely set aside on appeal, with only Rs. 6.92 lakhs remaining.
Headline profit growth looks strong but is mostly supported by a one-time flood insurance receipt rather than core operations; Q4 standalone profit actually fell sharply. Borrowings of ~Rs. 5,113 lakhs against equity of ~Rs. 2,247 lakhs (D/E ~2.3x) keep leverage elevated, which investors should weigh against the one-off profit boost.