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Jyoti Limited reported audited results showing strong top-line and bottom-line growth. Standalone revenue for FY25 rose ~40% to ₹24,492 lakhs (from ₹17,535 lakhs), with Q4 revenue jumping ~73% to ₹10,810 lakhs. Standalone PAT grew ~63% to ₹1,352 lakhs (FY24: ₹831 lakhs), and consolidated PAT rose ~92% to ₹1,623 lakhs. EPS improved to ₹5.85 (standalone) and ₹7.03 (consolidated) from ₹3.60 and ₹3.65 respectively. EBITDA margin also expanded modestly to ~7%. Auditor Amin Parikh & Co. issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on both standalone and consolidated results. The Board also appointed M/s. Ravi Kapoor and Associates as Secretarial Auditor for FY26-FY30, subject to shareholder approval.
Despite strong profit growth, the company's standalone net worth remains deeply negative at ₹(5,202) lakhs (consolidated: ₹(3,961) lakhs), reflecting accumulated losses and a serious going-concern risk. Short-term borrowings surged to ₹22,075 lakhs (from ₹16,575 lakhs), while trade receivables ballooned to ₹19,723 lakhs — raising concerns about working-capital health. Shareholders should weigh the strong earnings turnaround against the weak balance sheet before taking a view.