Submission of Integrated Financials for the quarter and financial year ended on 31st March, 2025
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Max Heights Infrastructure Limited's board approved audited financial results for Q4 and FY ended March 31, 2025. Statutory auditor M/s Chitranjan Agarwal & Associates issued an unmodified (unqualified) opinion on the financials. For FY25, total revenue collapsed to Rs. 462.05 lakhs from Rs. 2,289.76 lakhs in FY24 — an approximately 80% decline — driven mostly by a steep fall in real estate segment revenue (from Rs. 2,255 lakhs to Rs. 355 lakhs). The company swung to a net loss of Rs. 39.98 lakhs for FY25 versus a profit of Rs. 30.81 lakhs in FY24, with Q4 FY25 also reporting a loss of Rs. 28.44 lakhs against a Rs. 45.62 lakh profit in Q4 FY24. Basic EPS turned negative. Operating cash flow turned deeply negative at Rs. (688.63) lakhs versus a positive Rs. 804.02 lakhs in FY24, while non-current borrowings surged from Rs. 97.47 lakhs to Rs. 669.84 lakhs. Cash and cash equivalents fell from Rs. 85.98 lakhs to Rs. 9.60 lakhs. The filing also detailed multiple related-party transactions, including loans of Rs. 400 lakhs from director Mansi Narang and Rs. 115 lakhs from KMP-controlled Pitampura Leasing & Housing Finance Ltd, plus loans to strategic investee Icon Realcon. The company reported NIL qualified borrowings and NIL loan defaults.
Sharp revenue decline, swing to loss, negative operating cash flow and a large jump in long-term borrowings point to serious operational stress and may weigh on sentiment. However, a clean (unqualified) audit opinion and the absence of any loan defaults or going-concern flags provide some comfort.