Shyam Century Ferrous Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Shyam Century Ferrous Limited reported a sharp deterioration in FY25 performance, swinging from a net profit of ₹72.66 lakhs in FY24 to a net loss of ₹930.84 lakhs. Revenue from operations fell to ₹11,314.61 lakhs from ₹13,809.30 lakhs, a decline of about 18% year-on-year, mainly due to lower pricing/volume in ferro silicon, the company's sole product. The Q4 quarter was the weakest, with revenue of just ₹2,217.04 lakhs (down 32% YoY) and a quarterly loss of ₹437.54 lakhs, driven by high power and fuel costs and inventory adjustments. Despite the loss, the balance sheet remains strong with total equity of ₹16,709 lakhs and very low borrowings of ₹351 lakhs, and operating cash flow stayed positive at ₹134 lakhs.
The results are clearly negative for shareholders — the company moved from profit to loss, margins compressed sharply, and the full-year loss translates to negative EPS of ₹(0.44). However, the clean (un-modified) auditor's opinion, low debt levels, and positive operating cash flow provide some comfort that this is a cyclical/timing issue rather than a structural one. Expect near-term stock pressure on results day, with sentiment hinging on management commentary on a recovery in ferro silicon demand and prices.