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Simplex Realty reported audited results for Q4 and FY25. Revenue from operations jumped sharply to ₹479.53 lakhs in FY25 from ₹176.47 lakhs in FY24 (up ~172%), but other income contributed most of total income (₹1,259.97 lakhs vs ₹847.31 lakhs), helped by a one-time ₹192.42 lakhs interest income on an income tax refund. Profit before tax fell to ₹159.49 lakhs from ₹652.50 lakhs, and standalone PAT dropped to ₹131.64 lakhs from ₹518.03 lakhs — the FY24 numbers included a ₹424.07 lakhs exceptional gain, which distorts the comparison. Q4 FY25 slipped into a loss at the standalone PAT level (₹-29.59 lakhs) and consolidated PAT level (₹-30.45 lakhs). Operating cash flow worsened significantly to ₹-3,475.32 lakhs (from ₹-602.77 lakhs), and the company took on ₹2,000 lakhs of new borrowings (nil last year). The auditor gave an unmodified opinion on standalone results but flagged an Emphasis of Matter in the consolidated report — two associates (Simplex Mills and Simplex Papers) have fully eroded net worth, raising going-concern doubts for those associates. The board also approved a wholly owned subsidiary, a 49% JV with Modern Estates India, appointment of Smt. Manju Bagga as Non-Executive Director, resignation of Shri Praveen Kumar, and new secretarial auditors.
Mixed for shareholders: strong top-line growth is encouraging but profitability and cash generation have weakened, with the company dipping into quarterly losses and relying on new debt to fund a steeply negative operating cash flow. The going-concern flag on associates adds a layer of risk, though it does not impact the standalone opinion. Expansion via a new subsidiary and JV signals future growth intent.