We hereby submitting outcome of board meeting dated 30-05-2025
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Sharpline Broadcast's board approved audited FY25 results on 30 May 2025. Standalone revenue from operations jumped ~31.6% to ₹4,143.93 lakhs (from ₹3,149.25 lakhs), but profit after tax fell ~23.7% to ₹117.36 lakhs (from ₹153.80 lakhs), and EPS slipped to ₹0.70 from ₹0.92. On a consolidated basis (including newly acquired subsidiaries Broadcast Equipment India and Unayur Marketing), revenue surged ~83% to ₹5,759.77 lakhs, while PAT declined ~16% to ₹128.88 lakhs. Operating cash flow turned sharply negative at ₹(611.77) lakhs standalone and ₹(1,296.11) lakhs consolidated, compared with positive ₹793.93 lakhs last year. Auditor BAS & Co LLP issued an unqualified opinion but flagged four Emphasis of Matter points — pending trade receivable/payable reconciliations, unsecured loans taken without proper documentation, inability to fair-value the NBCPL investment, and prior non-compliance with ESI/EPF (registrations obtained in March 2025).
Top-line growth looks strong on paper, but higher input costs, shrinking margins, and deeply negative operating cash flow signal working-capital and cost-control stress. Shareholders should watch whether the new subsidiaries can convert into actual cash profits and how the unsecured borrowings get regularised.