Board Meeting Outcome for Board Meeting Held On 30th May 2025
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The Board of Ladderup Finance approved audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4 and FY25, along with the auditor's report from Shah Gupta & Co., which carried an unmodified opinion. On a standalone basis, total income rose to ₹124.87 lakh (vs ₹83.98 lakh last year, ~49% growth), but the company reported a wider pre-tax loss of ₹(418.19) lakh (vs ₹(111.67) lakh) driven by higher finance costs (₹183.26 lakh vs ₹51.08 lakh) and fair-value losses of ₹259.31 lakh. Net loss after tax narrowed to ₹(504.12) lakh from ₹(632.87) lakh, with EPS improving to ₹(4.31) from ₹(4.92). On a consolidated basis, including its subsidiaries and joint ventures, total income jumped to ₹1,782.44 lakh (vs ₹1,261.70 lakh), and the company swung to a net profit of ₹420.82 lakh from a loss of ₹(392.75) lakh, with positive EPS of ₹1.35. The company also executed an equity share buyback of ₹990.05 lakh during the year.
Shareholders will note a clear divergence: the standalone NBFC entity remains loss-making despite revenue growth, while the consolidated group has turned profitable thanks to its asset management subsidiary and joint-venture income. This may support the stock narrative around the wealth management business, but the standalone losses and rising finance costs are points of concern.