The Board approved the Audited Financial Results for the financial year ended 31 March 2025 on 30 May 2025
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Kaiser Corporation's Board approved its audited results for FY25 on 30 May 2025. On a standalone basis, the company remains tiny but stable: revenue from operations rose to Rs. 69.48 lakhs (from Rs. 60.11 lakhs) and profit after tax edged up to Rs. 6.09 lakhs (from Rs. 5.56 lakhs). However, standalone other equity remains negative at Rs. (41.98) lakhs, meaning accumulated losses still exceed reserves. The consolidated picture is sharply weaker. Group revenue dropped about 23% to Rs. 1,979.98 lakhs (from Rs. 2,557.50 lakhs), dragged down by the infrastructure projects segment. The group swung from a Rs. 59.86 lakh profit before tax in FY24 to a loss of Rs. (239.31) lakhs in FY25, with profit after tax turning negative at roughly Rs. (351) lakhs. Operating cash flow was also negative at Rs. (507.69) lakhs, and short-term borrowings rose to Rs. 1,854.61 lakhs. The auditor issued an unqualified opinion but flagged an emphasis-of-matter: the subsidiary (Xicon International) has Rs. 705 lakhs uncollected and Rs. 35.52 lakhs unpaid to/from overseas parties for over 3 years, in breach of FEMA timelines. The Board also noted the resignation of independent director Vipul Dave (effective 7 May 2025) and proposed altering the object clause to diversify operations.
For shareholders, the standalone numbers are immaterial, but the consolidated results show a clear deterioration — revenue is shrinking, the group has slipped into a sizeable loss, cash burn from operations is heavy, and debt is rising fast. Combined with FEMA compliance issues in the subsidiary, this is a negative signal for the stock in the near term, though the small standalone base means any operational turnaround could move the needle quickly.