Media Release on performance of the Company for half year and financial year ended on March 31, 2025
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Leo Dryfruits & Spices Trading reported FY25 revenue of ₹87.35 crore, up 40.29% YoY from ₹62.27 crore in FY24. EBITDA grew 33.15% to ₹14.82 crore, while PAT rose 21.31% to ₹8.16 crore and EPS reached ₹5.75 (up 8.7%). The second half was particularly strong, with H2 FY25 revenue of ₹69.47 crore — a 288% sequential jump over H1 FY25 — and H2 PAT of ₹6.67 crore (up 346% sequentially). The company secured ISO 9001 and ISO 22000 quality certifications and was officially recognized as a certified manufacturer-packer by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs. It also approved a wholly-owned subsidiary, Leo Catering Services, targeting hotels, defense canteens, cafes, and bakeries. The stock got listed on the BSE SME platform in January 2025.
Strong top-line and earnings growth is positive for shareholders, but EBITDA margin slipped slightly from ~17.9% to ~17.0%, indicating mild cost pressure. New diversification into catering, defense canteens, and premium hotel chains supports the growth story but execution remains to be seen.