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Sahara Housingfina Corporation Limited reported its audited financial results for FY25, with total income declining to ₹862.84 lakhs from ₹1,062.65 lakhs in FY24, an approximate 19% drop. Profit after tax fell sharply to ₹64.84 lakhs from ₹140.45 lakhs, a decline of over 50%, translating to an EPS of ₹0.93 versus ₹2.04 in the previous year. The company exercised a call option to redeem ₹900 lakhs (30%) of its ₹3,000 lakh 7% Secured NCDs held by Humara India Credit Co-operative Society, reducing debt securities to ₹2,100 lakhs and borrowings sharply to ₹136.31 lakhs from ₹1,541.59 lakhs. Operating cash flow remained healthy at ₹2,431.12 lakhs, and total assets stood at ₹7,568.08 lakhs. The statutory auditor (B.M. Chaturvedi & Co.) issued an unmodified opinion on the results.
Shareholders should note a significant year-on-year decline in both revenue and profitability, partly offset by a stronger balance sheet with substantially reduced debt and positive operating cash flows. The clean audit opinion and debt reduction are positives, but the weak earnings print may weigh on short-term sentiment.