Attached herewith Financial Results for Fourth Quarter and Year ended March 31, 2025
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Mangalam Industrial Finance Ltd, a Kolkata-based NBFC, reported its audited FY25 results with total income of ₹364.78 lakhs (vs ₹354.47 lakhs in FY24, up ~2.9%). Profit before tax surged to ₹201.54 lakhs from ₹25.63 lakhs, and profit after tax jumped to ₹123.19 lakhs from ₹18.76 lakhs — a roughly 6x year-on-year increase, largely because total expenses fell sharply to ₹163.24 lakhs (from ₹328.84 lakhs). Q4 standalone PAT was modest at ₹10.41 lakhs (vs ₹42.78 lakhs in the year-ago quarter). EPS for FY25 stood at ₹0.013 against ₹0.002 in FY24. The board declared a 1% interim dividend and filed a draft Rights Issue of up to ₹4,900 lakhs. Statutory auditor Mahesh Udhwani & Associates gave an unmodified opinion. Cash and bank balances dropped steeply to ₹6.44 lakhs from ₹85.45 lakhs, and operating cash flow stayed negative at ₹(44.37) lakhs.
Strong annual profit turnaround is positive for shareholders, but the deeply negative other equity (₹-6,674.51 lakhs), weak Q4 print, and persistent negative operating cash flow temper the optimism. Watch the upcoming Rights Issue closely, as fresh capital could meaningfully strengthen the balance sheet.