Final Dividend of Rs. 0.10 paisa (i.e. 10%) per Equity Shares of face value of Re. 1/-each for the Financial Year ended 31st March, 2025
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Lloyds Enterprises' Board approved audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4 and the full year ending 31 March 2025, with auditors issuing an unqualified opinion. Standalone revenue from operations nearly doubled to Rs. 593.38 crore (vs Rs. 316.72 crore last year), but standalone net profit fell sharply to Rs. 16.43 crore from Rs. 72.24 crore, hurt by a steep rise in finance costs to Rs. 16.27 crore from Rs. 1.75 crore. Consolidated revenue grew to Rs. 1,488.29 crore while consolidated net profit declined to Rs. 123.38 crore (vs Rs. 174.80 crore). The Board recommended a final dividend of Rs. 0.10 per share (10% on Re. 1 face value), unchanged from last year, pending shareholder approval. It also re-appointed R. D. Nagvekar & Co. as internal auditor, appointed Mitesh Shah & Co. as secretarial auditor for five years (FY26-FY30), and sought shareholder approval to continue an independent director past age 75.
Dividend stays flat at Rs. 0.10 per share, offering limited income appeal. The sharp fall in standalone profitability and surge in finance costs, despite strong revenue growth, may be a red flag for investors. Consolidated results across four segments (Realty, Steel, Engineering, Electrical) remain the better indicator of group performance.