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Maruti Infrastructure reported FY25 revenue from operations of Rs 5,073.33 lakhs, up about 32% from Rs 3,839.67 lakhs in FY24. Q4 revenue nearly doubled to Rs 2,254.29 lakhs vs Rs 1,196.66 lakhs a year ago, driven by the infrastructure segment. Full-year PAT rose modestly to Rs 192.88 lakhs (from Rs 168.95 lakhs), but Q4 swung to a Rs 179.67 lakh profit from a Rs 82.03 lakh loss in Q4 FY24. Operating cash flow improved to Rs 301.38 lakhs (vs Rs 173.45 lakhs), and the company repaid Rs 164.28 lakhs of long-term borrowings. Statutory auditor Meet Shah & Associates issued an unmodified opinion; a new internal auditor (VMB and Associates LLP) was also appointed.
Strong top-line growth and a sharp Q4 turnaround are positives, but flat full-year PAT, higher finance costs, and a contracting EBITDA margin (from ~10% to ~7.5%) suggest margin pressure. Overall, the results are mildly positive for shareholders given revenue momentum and improving cash generation, though profitability remains thin.