Please find enclosed the Standalone Audited Financial Results for the Quarter and Year ended March 31, 2025 alongwith the Statement of Assets and Liabilities, Statement of Cash Flow, the ....
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Libord Finance, an NBFC, reported audited FY25 results with the company swinging to a loss. Total revenue from operations fell to Rs 59.42 lakh from Rs 75.99 lakh last year (-22%), while total expenses nearly doubled to Rs 181.78 lakh from Rs 96.60 lakh, driven by higher employee costs and other expenses. The company posted a loss before tax of Rs 54.85 lakh against a profit of Rs 25.88 lakh in FY24, with a net loss of Rs 54.17 lakh versus a profit of Rs 19.90 lakh earlier. EPS turned negative at Rs (0.35). Loans on the books surged sharply to Rs 1,679.56 lakh from Rs 328.93 lakh, funded largely by a jump in 'other financial liabilities' to Rs 836.93 lakh. Operating cash flow was deeply negative at Rs (672.69) lakh, though this was offset by sale of investments of Rs 663.94 lakh.
Shareholders face a clear swing from profit to loss with declining operating revenue, rising costs, and weak cash generation, though there is no debt and the auditor gave an unmodified opinion. The stock may see pressure given the loss-making result and sharp loan-book expansion funded by liabilities, but the small absolute size of the numbers limits broader market impact.