Outcome of the Board meeting along with financial results for the year ended March 31, 2025
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Savera Industries Ltd, a Chennai-based hotel company, reported FY25 audited results with revenue from operations of ₹79.66 crores, up about 10% from ₹72.15 crores in FY24. Profit after tax grew sharply to roughly ₹10.5 crores (EPS ₹8.64 vs ₹5.64 in FY24), a jump of around 50-55%, helped by lower expenses and an exceptional gain of ₹83.87 lakhs from sale of land. The Board recommended a dividend of ₹3 per share, unchanged from last year. Operating cash flow improved significantly to ₹13.14 crores from ₹5.58 crores. Separately, the Board approved acquiring three restaurants and food courts from Amaravathi Restaurants Pvt Ltd (a promoter-group entity) for ₹3.50 crores, plus a franchise deal involving a 6% monthly royalty, with total investment in the new restaurant line capped at ₹4 crores. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the results.
Strong bottom-line growth and improved cash generation are positive for shareholders, though the related-party acquisition and entry into a new restaurant business add governance scrutiny. The unchanged dividend signals steady returns, while the diversification move could expand future revenue streams but also raises execution risk.