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Sakthi Finance, an NBFC, reported FY25 total income of ₹21,520.41 lakhs (up 4% from ₹20,674.36 lakhs) and profit after tax of ₹1,665.15 lakhs (up 6% from ₹1,570.54 lakhs), with EPS rising to ₹2.57 from ₹2.43. Q4 FY25 saw PAT grow ~9.8% to ₹459.39 lakhs despite total income dipping marginally to ₹5,287.35 lakhs. Asset quality improved with GNPA falling to 4.92% (from 5.25%) and NNPA to 2.39% (from 2.62%), while capital adequacy strengthened to 18.63%. The Board recommended an 8% equity dividend (₹0.80 per share, totaling ₹517.65 lakhs). The company also approved a public NCD issue of up to ₹30,000 lakhs and scheduled redemptions of existing NCDs in July and August 2025. Statutory auditor P N Raghavendra Rao & Co. issued an unmodified opinion, replacing predecessor auditor CSK Prabhu & Co.
Shareholders benefit from steady profit growth, improved asset quality, and a modest dividend, while the significant reduction in subordinated liabilities and lower debt-equity ratio (5.53 vs 6.23) signals strengthening balance sheet. The planned ₹30,000 lakh NCD raise may lead to short-term dilution of NCD-holders' seniority but supports business expansion.