Audited Financial Results for quarter and year ended 31st March, 2025
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Mahaan Foods Limited reported its audited results for Q4 and full-year FY25. Revenue from operations grew about 24.6% year-on-year to Rs 155.80 lakhs (from Rs 125.08 lakhs in FY24), but operations remain tiny — roughly 92% of total assets (Rs 1,893.91 lakhs out of Rs 2,064.15 lakhs) sit in cash and bank balances, with near-zero inventory, receivables, and no borrowings. Profit after tax rose modestly to Rs 72.85 lakhs (vs Rs 66.31 lakhs), giving EPS of Rs 2.08 (vs Rs 1.89). A large chunk of earnings (~Rs 135.60 lakhs of other income, mostly interest on deposits) actually drives the bottom line rather than core operations. Operating cash flow stayed negative at Rs (66.12) lakhs, similar to FY24's Rs (75.84) lakhs. The auditors Rakesh Rajesh & Co. issued an unmodified opinion, but their report notes that Q3 FY25 figures were earlier reviewed by a 'previous auditor', indicating an auditor change during the year.
Revenue growth and unchanged auditor opinion are mildly positive, but the negative operating cash flow, minimal real business activity, and mid-year auditor change are points to watch. With most of its value parked in cash, the stock behaves more like a cash-shell than an operating company, so price action will likely track any future deployment of those reserves.