Submission of Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results of the company for the Fourth Quarter and Financial Year ended 31st March, 2025.
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Maximus International Ltd reported its FY25 audited results on 27 May 2025. On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations grew about 44% to ₹15,684.63 lakhs (vs ₹10,882.67 lakhs in FY24), driven by lubricant trading through foreign subsidiaries in Africa and the Middle East. Net profit rose nearly 14% to ₹909.72 lakhs (vs ₹798.63 lakhs), while EPS was ₹0.63 (vs ₹0.68). On a standalone basis, operating revenue actually fell sharply to ₹519.74 lakhs from ₹817.86 lakhs, but net profit jumped to ₹55.64 lakhs from ₹7.99 lakhs, helped by lower expenses and higher other income. The company raised ₹21.14 crore via a preferential issue of equity shares and warrants during the year. Auditor Shah Mehta & Bakshi issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on both sets of results.
Consolidated growth is strong on the revenue front, but profit growth is muted and margins have compressed, suggesting rising input or operating costs. Negative operating cash flow on a consolidated basis (-₹1,457 lakhs) means earnings were not translated into cash, with the gap funded by the preferential issue — investors should watch for improvement in cash generation. Standalone numbers are weak in core revenue, and the real value driver is the overseas lubricant subsidiaries.