Results for the year ended March 31, 2025
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Milgrey Finance & Investments Ltd reported its audited annual results for FY25 with revenue from operations falling to zero (from Rs. 12,000 in FY24). Total income rose sharply to about Rs. 9.43 lakh, driven entirely by other income (mainly interest received of Rs. 94,281 vs Rs. 20,335 last year). Profit before tax jumped to Rs. 67,168 from Rs. 1,758, and profit after tax climbed to Rs. 63,416 from Rs. 758, translating to EPS of Rs. 0.29 (vs Rs. 0.01). On the balance sheet, total assets grew to about Rs. 73.98 lakh, while borrowings rose to Rs. 39.87 lakh (from Rs. 28.06 lakh), taking the debt-to-equity ratio above 1x. Net cash from operations was negative at Rs. -11.16 lakh. The statutory auditor (K. S. Subrahmanyam & Co.) issued an unmodified opinion on the financial statements.
For shareholders: bottom-line profit grew dramatically off a very small base, but the company is essentially a shell finance entity with no operating revenue, rising leverage, and persistent negative operating cash flow — so the headline PAT jump is not reflective of a healthy operating business. The stock is likely to remain illiquid and thinly traded, and the negative operating cash flow plus borrowings outpacing equity is a yellow flag.