Audited financial result for the year ended on March 31, 2025
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Saptak Chem and Business Limited reported audited results for FY25 showing zero revenue from operations (same as FY24), with only ₹0.06 lakh in other income taking total income to a negligible ₹0.06 lakh. Total expenses rose sharply to ₹8.68 lakh (vs ₹3.48 lakh last year), driven by employee costs of ₹1.37 lakh and other expenses of ₹7.30 lakh, resulting in a net loss of ₹8.62 lakh compared to ₹3.48 lakh in FY24 — losses have roughly 2.5x. The balance sheet reveals deeply negative total equity of ₹(225.68) lakh against total assets of just ₹13.52 lakh, with cash and equivalents shrinking to ₹0.82 lakh from ₹2.55 lakh. Cash flow from operations was negative at ₹(5.56) lakh, partly offset by ₹3.84 lakh of new borrowings. Related party transactions totaled ₹78,000 (remuneration to two individuals). The statutory auditor M/s Meet Shah & Associates issued an unmodified opinion, and the board also appointed Mrs. Rupal Patel as Secretarial Auditor for FY25.
For shareholders, this is a worrying set of numbers: the company is effectively non-operational with zero business revenue, mounting losses, completely eroded equity, and dwindling cash. The business shows no signs of revival and appears to be dependent on borrowings to stay afloat — a serious going concern flag. The stock price is likely to face continued pressure given the lack of any operating business or earnings support.