KP Green Engineering Limited has informed the exchange regarding the outcome of Board Meeting held on May 14, 2025 and submitted audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial results for ....
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KP Green Engineering's board approved audited Standalone and Consolidated financial results for the half-year and full year ended March 31, 2025, along with an unmodified (clean) auditor opinion from K A Sanghavi & Co LLP. Consolidated revenue from operations nearly doubled to about Rs. 694.64 crore versus Rs. 349.05 crore in FY24 (around 99% growth), while profit after tax jumped to roughly Rs. 73.49 crore from Rs. 35.13 crore (about 109% growth), pushing EPS to Rs. 14.70. The board recommended a modest final dividend of 4% (Re. 0.20 per share on Rs. 5 face value), subject to shareholder approval. The company also appointed a new Internal Auditor (RHA & Co), a Secretarial Auditor (Chirag Shah & Associates for 5 years FY26–FY30), and a Cost Auditor (V.M. Patel & Associates) for FY26. The balance sheet shows total assets expanding to about Rs. 734 crore (from Rs. 422 crore), driven by large additions to property, plant and equipment (up to ~Rs. 208 crore from ~Rs. 27 crore), while short-term borrowings rose sharply to Rs. 79.34 crore and operating cash flow remained thin at ~Rs. 16.3 crore.
Strong top-line and profit growth in the first full year post-IPO is a positive signal for shareholders, though the dividend is small and the company has sharply stepped up capex and working capital, which has compressed its cash balance and increased short-term debt — investors should watch receivables (Rs. 270 crore) and inventory build-up closely.