There was an unintentional error in uploading PDF file. Hence revised PDF is resubmitted herewith.
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Sawaca Enterprises resubmitted its audited financial results PDF for FY ending March 31, 2025 after an initial upload error. Total revenue from operations grew to roughly ₹8,053 lakh in FY25 from about ₹6,544 lakh in FY24, a jump of around 23% year-on-year, driven mainly by the trading segment. Profit before tax, however, dropped sharply from ₹63.80 lakh to about ₹9.23 lakh, partly because a one-time Ind AS mark-to-market valuation on investments created a loss of around ₹1.72 crore (flagged in the notes as an exceptional item). The company also raised ₹45.76 crore through a rights issue in May 2024, with all funds utilised for working capital, general corporate purposes, and issue expenses, and no deviation reported. The board appointed Shah & Shah Associates as secretarial auditors for five years and Shah & Shah as internal auditors for FY26. Statutory auditor M A A K & Associates issued an unmodified (unqualified) opinion on the results.
Shareholders should note that while top-line growth was strong, bottom-line profitability collapsed and operating cash flow swung deeply negative to roughly –₹3,630 lakh, raising concerns about the quality of earnings despite the unqualified audit opinion. The one-time investment valuation loss and weak cash generation are negatives, though the successful rights issue and stable auditor appointment provide some continuity.