In terms of Regulations 33(3) (c) and (d) Please find attached herewith Audited Financial Results along with Auditors Report for the Quarter and Year ended 31.03.2025
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Lakshmi Engineering and Warehousing Limited reported FY25 total income of ₹1,402.26 lakhs, down ~13.9% from ₹1,627.92 lakhs in FY24, with revenue from operations falling to ₹1,279.87 lakhs from ₹1,479.16 lakhs. Profit after tax dropped sharply to ₹84.04 lakhs from ₹230.84 lakhs (~64% decline), translating to EPS of ₹12.57 vs ₹34.52 last year. The Warehousing Rental segment stayed profitable (₹314.76 lakhs), but the Engineering Services segment swung to a loss of ₹(172.93) lakhs versus a profit of ₹36.87 lakhs last year, dragging overall profitability. Operating cash flow improved to ₹503.19 lakhs from ₹239.84 lakhs, but the company raised ₹600 lakhs in new non-current borrowings and stepped up capex (capital work-in-progress rose to ₹518.81 lakhs). The auditor issued an unmodified opinion, and the Board recommended a 10% dividend (₹10 per share of ₹100 face value) subject to shareholder approval.
Shareholders see a sharp drop in earnings driven by the Engineering Services segment loss, though the Warehousing business remains steady, cash generation is stronger, and a 10% dividend provides some support. The increased borrowings and heavy capex warrant watching for leverage and project execution risks going forward.