Audited (Standalone and Consolidated) Financial Results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2025
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Sharika Enterprises reported FY25 standalone revenue from operations of Rs. 7,950.16 lakhs, a marginal 1.4% rise over Rs. 7,841.10 lakhs last year, but profit after tax plunged about 57% to Rs. 97.19 lakhs from Rs. 225.74 lakhs. On a consolidated basis (which now includes Contronics Switchgear, acquired June 2024), revenue rose to Rs. 8,171.10 lakhs but PAT collapsed roughly 91% to just Rs. 14 lakhs from Rs. 153.43 lakhs. The Q4 standalone PAT of Rs. 432.40 lakhs was nearly half of Rs. 821.86 lakhs in Q4 last year, hurt by higher sub-contracting, finance, and other expenses despite an exceptional item gain of Rs. 31.66 lakhs. Operating cash flow swung negative at both levels (standalone -Rs. 96.49 lakhs vs +Rs. 169.70 lakhs). The auditor flagged an Emphasis of Matter on recoverability of Rs. 566.25 lakhs invested in subsidiary Sharika Spintech, dependent on assumptions about technology adoption.
Sharp fall in profitability despite stable topline and negative operating cash flows signal stress on margins and working capital, while the flagged exposure to a loss-making subsidiary adds risk; shareholders should view the results as weak even though the auditor issued an unmodified opinion.