Financial Results (Standalone and Consolidated) for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2025.
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Mini Diamonds (India) Limited reported strong full-year growth with standalone revenue from operations rising about 65% to Rs. 40,557.47 lakhs (vs Rs. 24,557.79 lakhs in FY24), and net profit after tax jumping roughly 60% to Rs. 343.75 lakhs (vs Rs. 214.69 lakhs). However, Q4 FY25 was weak on a standalone basis, with a net loss of Rs. (270.00) lakhs compared to a profit of Rs. 224.81 lakhs in the previous quarter, mainly due to higher tax expense of Rs. 205.28 lakhs. On a consolidated basis, full-year revenue was Rs. 40,566.68 lakhs and net profit was Rs. 329.92 lakhs (first year of consolidation). The company incorporated two subsidiaries — Namra Jewels Pvt Ltd and Pyramid Gold Assaying & Hallmarking Centre Pvt Ltd — and also converted 2 crore warrants into equity shares during the year. Cash flow from operations was sharply negative at Rs. (3,763.16) lakhs on a standalone basis.
For shareholders, the strong annual revenue and profit growth is a positive sign, but the negative quarterly result and large negative operating cash flow indicate working capital pressure and weak near-term profitability. The stock could see mixed sentiment — long-term growth story remains intact but short-term concerns over cash conversion and Q4 loss may weigh on the price.