We are hereby attaching Audited financial result for quarter and year ended 31-03-2025
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Sharpline Broadcast reported strong revenue growth for FY25, with standalone revenue from operations rising about 32% to ₹4,143.93 lakhs (from ₹3,149.25 lakhs in FY24). Consolidated revenue grew nearly 83% to ₹5,759.77 lakhs, helped by the consolidation of two newly acquired subsidiaries – Broadcast Equipment India (62%) and Unayur Marketing (51%). However, standalone profit after tax fell about 24% to ₹117.36 lakhs (from ₹153.80 lakhs), even as the company swung back to a Q4 standalone profit of ₹601.62 lakhs versus a loss of ₹134.42 lakhs in Q4 FY24. Total assets grew to ₹5,306.46 lakhs and non-current loans jumped sharply to ₹882.94 lakhs. The statutory auditor (BAS & Co LLP) issued an unmodified (clean) opinion, but flagged multiple emphasis-of-matter points around unreconciled trade balances, undocumented unsecured borrowings, inability to value its NBCPL investment, and prior non-compliance with ESI/EPF norms.
Positive top-line momentum and a sharp Q4 turnaround are encouraging, but the decline in full-year profit, rising debt, and deeply negative operating cash flow (standalone -₹611.77 lakhs, consolidated -₹1,296.11 lakhs) raise concerns about earnings quality. Shareholders should watch for resolution of auditor's emphasis-of-matter items and improvement in cash generation.