Audited (Standalone And Consolidated) Financial Results For the Quarter And Year Ended On March 31, 2025
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Maitri Enterprises reported FY25 standalone revenue from operations of ₹2,861.72 lakhs, up about 56% from ₹1,834.64 lakhs in FY24, driven mainly by the Sale of Services segment (₹2,225.90 lakhs vs ₹827.69 lakhs). Standalone net profit jumped to ₹30.02 lakhs (₹0.68 EPS) from ₹8.01 lakhs (₹0.18 EPS) in FY24, with the company also booking a one-time exceptional write-off of ₹104.41 lakhs on old non-current loans and advances. Consolidated FY25 revenue was ₹2,865.99 lakhs (up from ₹1,901.22 lakhs) and consolidated net profit turned positive at ₹16.88 lakhs versus a ₹44.95 lakh loss last year. Operating cash flow sharply improved to ₹259.86 lakhs (standalone) from a negative ₹170.30 lakhs in FY24, while long-term borrowings were reduced from ₹996.92 lakhs to ₹334.88 lakhs. The auditor issued a qualified (modified) opinion flagging unconfirmed old trade payables of ₹81.57 lakhs, old trade receivables of ₹52.33 lakhs, and ₹73.96 lakhs of non-moving inventory needing impairment review — all flagged for the first time. Q4 FY25 was weak at the standalone level, with a thin ₹1.36 lakh profit versus a ₹21.08 lakh loss a year ago.
Strong FY25 revenue and profit growth along with debt reduction and a turnaround in operating cash flow are positives for shareholders, but the auditor's qualified opinion and unresolved investor complaints (7 pending) introduce quality-of-earnings concerns that investors should watch closely.