Financial Results for year ended on March 31, 2025
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Leo Dryfruits & Spices Trading reported FY25 revenue from operations of Rs. 87.31 crore, up about 40% from Rs. 62.17 crore in FY24. Total income rose to Rs. 87.35 crore. Profit before tax grew 36% to Rs. 12.72 crore, while profit after tax rose about 21% to Rs. 8.16 crore. Basic EPS stood at Rs. 5.75 versus Rs. 5.29 in FY24. The auditor (Ratan Chandak & Co LLP) issued an unmodified opinion on the results but included an emphasis of matter on trade receivables overdue for over 3 years totalling Rs. 12.81 lakhs, which management believes are recoverable. The board also appointed D Maurya & Associates as secretarial auditor for a 5-year term (FY26–FY30), subject to shareholder approval. The company listed on the BSE SME platform in January 2025 after raising Rs. 25.12 crore via a public issue.
Strong revenue growth and decent PAT growth are positives for shareholders, but the sharp rise in trade receivables and negative operating cash flow (-Rs. 30.88 crore vs -Rs. 14.38 crore last year) suggest working capital stress that may concern investors. Slight EBITDA margin compression indicates cost pressures despite the topline surge.