We wish to inform you that at the Board Meeting held today i.e. on 30th May, 2025, the Board of Directors of Margo Finance Limited (the 'Company') approved the Audited Standalone Financial ....
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Margo Finance Ltd's board approved audited standalone financial results for Q4 and FY25 on 30 May 2025, with the auditor (Pawan Shubham & Co.) issuing an unmodified opinion. Total income for FY25 rose sharply to ₹135.64 lacs from ₹81.62 lacs in FY24 (up ~66%), while profit after tax jumped to ₹64.26 lacs from ₹19.28 lacs (up ~233%), translating to basic EPS of ₹0.76 vs ₹0.53. Operating cash flow improved to ₹8.57 lacs (FY24: ₹0.61 lacs), and the company has no borrowings. However, investments fell to ₹16,134 lacs from ₹21,960 lacs, and other equity dropped to ₹12,002 lacs from ₹16,330 lacs, reflecting a large ₹3,157 lacs negative fair-value adjustment on financial assets through OCI.
Strong profit growth and clean audit are positives for shareholders, but the steep mark-to-market loss on investments has significantly eroded book value (other equity down ~26.5%), which may weigh on the stock despite the headline earnings jump. Investors should watch investment portfolio performance closely as it is the main driver of net worth.