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Manglam Global Corporations (formerly Kshitij Investments) announced audited results for FY25, with total revenue surging to ₹39,220.99 thousand from just ₹226.29 thousand in FY24, driven by trading activity in agriculture products purchased directly from farmers. The company swung to a net profit of ₹431.00 thousand compared to a loss of ₹2,156.60 thousand last year, with EPS at ₹0.137 vs negative ₹0.684. Q4 FY25 alone delivered revenue of ₹38,876.53 thousand and PAT of ₹2,251.53 thousand, indicating the bulk of business was concentrated in the last quarter. Statutory auditor DMKH & Co issued an unqualified opinion, though it noted the company has incurred cash losses in both the current and previous financial years. Reserves remain negative at ₹(3,402.02) thousand, and the company holds no fixed or intangible assets, with cash and equivalents at ₹25,537.43 thousand and inventory of ₹3,138.30 thousand.
The sharp swing from loss to profit and massive revenue jump are positive, but the negative reserves, cash losses flagged by the auditor, and heavy dependence on a single quarter's trading activity suggest the business remains small-scale and operationally fragile. Shareholders should watch for sustained quarterly performance before drawing strong conclusions.