Approval for Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results For the half year and Financial year ended 31.03.2025
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Osiajee Texfab's board approved audited FY25 results on May 30, 2025, with the auditor (S C Mehra & Associates LLP) issuing an unmodified (clean) opinion on both standalone and consolidated numbers. On a standalone basis, the company remains very small — total income was just ₹15.52 lakh vs ₹7.10 lakh last year, with a net loss of ₹2.07 lakh (improved from ₹3.82 lakh loss). The story is in the consolidated numbers, which include wholly-owned subsidiary Osiajee Agro Farms Limited: revenue from operations jumped to ₹709.10 lakh from ₹237.67 lakh (nearly 3x growth), and net profit surged to ₹500.44 lakh from ₹116.46 lakh (around 4.3x). Consolidated operating cash flow also improved sharply to ₹576.89 lakh from just ₹1.84 lakh. Borrowings came down meaningfully — long-term borrowings fell from ₹263.92 lakh to ₹157.10 lakh, and short-term borrowings dropped from ₹341.08 lakh to ₹38.48 lakh.
The strong consolidated growth is almost entirely driven by the agro/farming subsidiary rather than the textile parent. Standalone operations are still negligible and loss-making, so investors should note the real business engine is Osiajee Agro Farms. Separately, the company disclosed related party transactions including ₹4.19 crore of unsecured loans given to the subsidiary and personal loans to/from the Managing Director Reema Saroya, which may be worth monitoring for governance.