The financial Results for March 31, 2025 is enclosed.
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Sawaca Enterprises Ltd reported FY25 standalone revenue from operations of approximately Rs 8,052.79 lakh, up about 23% from Rs 6,544.42 lakh in FY24. However, the company disclosed a mark-to-market loss of Rs 1.72 crore on its investments due to Ind AS valuation, which was booked under Other Expenses and significantly dented bottom-line profitability; the EPS for the year stood at -Rs 0.006, indicating a marginal net loss. Without this one-time valuation adjustment, the company noted it would have reported a profit of Rs 1.37 crore. The Board also appointed Shah & Shah Associates as Secretarial Auditors (5-year term from FY26) and Shah & Shah as Internal Auditors for FY26. The statutory auditor M A A K & Associates issued an un-modified/un-qualified opinion on the results. Operating cash flow was sharply negative at Rs -3,621.68 lakh, though the company raised Rs 4,576.40 lakh via a rights issue during the year, lifting total assets from Rs 1,476.45 lakh to Rs 6,967.74 lakh.
For shareholders, the headline revenue growth is positive, but profitability was wiped out by a non-cash investment valuation loss and operating cash flow turned sharply negative, signalling weak core cash generation. The rights issue strengthened the balance sheet but also expanded the share count, which may dilute per-share value going forward.