Redington Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Redington Limited reported strong FY25 results with consolidated revenue from operations rising to Rs. 99,333.65 Cr from Rs. 89,345.71 Cr, about 11% growth. Consolidated profit after tax jumped to Rs. 1,820.62 Cr from Rs. 1,238.61 Cr, a ~47% increase, aided by a one-time gain of Rs. 625.77 Cr from the divestment of its Turkish fintech subsidiary Paynet. On a standalone basis, revenue grew to Rs. 48,902.50 Cr (vs Rs. 41,227.60 Cr) and PAT rose to Rs. 1,443.76 Cr (vs Rs. 1,081.24 Cr). Q4 standalone showed revenue of Rs. 13,121.36 Cr with PAT of Rs. 209.45 Cr. The Board recommended a final dividend of Rs. 6.80 per share (340% of face value), with record date July 4, 2025. Statutory auditor Deloitte Haskins & Sells issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the results.
Strong PAT growth driven partly by a one-time exceptional gain; underlying standalone operating margins saw mild compression (2.53% to 2.33%). The healthy dividend declaration rewards shareholders and the clean audit opinion supports investor confidence, though the beat in headline profit is flattered by the Paynet divestment.