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KMF Builders & Developers reported deeply weaker FY25 results. Revenue from operations collapsed to Rs. 279.50 lakhs from Rs. 2,010.90 lakhs in FY24, a roughly 86% drop. Total income fell to Rs. 345.39 lakhs from Rs. 2,055.47 lakhs, while total expenses stayed at Rs. 396.92 lakhs, pushing the company to a net loss of Rs. 51.11 lakhs versus a profit of Rs. 47.91 lakhs last year. EPS turned negative at Rs. (0.42) versus Rs. 0.25. Operating cash flow was negative at Rs. (82.14) lakhs, the auditor flagged cash losses of about Rs. 42.53 lakhs, and noted a statutory auditor resignation during the year. Loans to related parties (RGGC Builders, KMF Ltd, KMT Properties, and director Gorve Chadha) totalling roughly Rs. 6.03 crore were highlighted as emphasis-of-matter items. No dividend was declared and the auditor issued an unmodified opinion.
This is a materially negative print for shareholders — revenue has nearly collapsed, the company has slipped into a loss, cash flow from operations is negative, and related-party lending is significant. The stock is likely to react unfavourably, though the company remains small with limited free float and the auditor did confirm going-concern status.