R.P.P. Infra Projects Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated Jun 07, 2025, titled "investor representation".
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R.P.P. Infra Projects shared its Q4 and FY25 investor presentation detailing an order book of ₹2,762.89 crores across 47 projects. The company secured 19 new projects worth ₹1,878.04 crores in FY25, with another ₹543.21 crores under L1, and a ₹764 crore residential project in Sri Lanka awaiting bank approvals. FY25 revenue grew to ₹1,431.55 crores (up 7.4% YoY), but profitability weakened — EBITDA fell to ₹107.08 crores (margin 7.48% vs 8.65%) and PAT dipped slightly to ₹64.57 crores. Key drags included a ₹15 crore loss from termination of the CPCL project, ₹7.65 crore bad debt from a long-pending NTECL arbitration, and provisions for BHEL and other onerous contracts. The company also converted share warrants into equity, acquired land parcels in Kanchipuram worth ~₹88.5 crores, and improved its debt-equity ratio to 0.07x from 0.10x.
Mixed signals for shareholders — strong order inflow and improved balance sheet support growth visibility, but declining margins and one-time losses from project terminations and bad debts cap near-term earnings excitement. Watch for execution of L1 projects and Sri Lanka funding closure as near-term catalysts.