Board of Directors have approved the Audited result for Quarter/year ended 31.03.2025
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Nath Industries Limited (formerly Rama Pulp and Papers) reported its audited financial results for Q4 and full year ended 31 March 2025, carrying an unmodified (clean) auditor's opinion from N.R. Agrawal & Co. Total income rose about 33% YoY to Rs. 432.55 crore from Rs. 325.22 crore, while revenue from operations grew to Rs. 424.47 crore from Rs. 320.95 crore. Operating profit (EBIDT) more than doubled to Rs. 34.67 crore (up ~105% YoY) from Rs. 16.92 crore, showing strong margin expansion. Profit after tax surged to Rs. 9.74 crore from just Rs. 0.49 crore last year, lifting basic EPS to Rs. 5.12 from Rs. 0.26. The company noted that capex projects undertaken in the past three years are now operational and contributing to results.
This is a clearly positive result for shareholders: revenue growth above 30%, EBIDT margin expansion from roughly 5% to 8%, and a sharp rebound in net profit on an unusually low prior-year base. The stock could see positive sentiment, though the small absolute scale and the fact that last year's PAT was minimal means the headline growth rate should be read with context. No going-concern, qualification, or restatement flags were raised by the auditor.