Audited Financial Results for the quarter and year ended 31st March, 2025.
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Mitsu Chem Plast Ltd reported audited FY25 results with an unqualified (clean) audit opinion from Gokhale & Sathe. Full-year revenue from operations grew about 6.7% to ₹332.28 crore (from ₹311.25 crore), but profit after tax fell roughly 18% to ₹7.25 crore (from ₹8.86 crore), and EPS dipped to ₹5.39 from ₹7.12, hit by higher material and operating costs. Q4 FY25 was notably stronger, with revenue up about 10% to ₹90.47 crore and PAT jumping 25% to ₹3.54 crore (EPS ₹2.61 vs ₹2.28). On the balance sheet, the company sharply cut long-term borrowings to ₹11.43 crore from ₹24.69 crore, while equity strengthened to ₹96.98 crore on the back of fresh equity issuance of about ₹10.74 crore. Operating cash flow improved to ₹15.16 crore (from ₹9.35 crore), and the board recommended a modest final dividend of ₹0.20 per share (2%).
Mixed near-term read: full-year profitability slipped despite revenue growth, signalling cost pressure, but Q4 rebound, lower long-term debt and stronger cash generation are positives for shareholders. The small 2% dividend suggests a conservative payout stance this year.