Standalone and Consolidated Audited Financial Results for the fourth quarter and year ended March 25, 2025
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TTK Prestige reported FY25 standalone revenue of Rs. 2,530.32 Cr (vs Rs. 2,500.74 Cr in FY24), with standalone profit after tax falling sharply to Rs. 162.68 Cr from Rs. 238.81 Cr last year. On a consolidated basis, revenue rose modestly to Rs. 2,714.78 Cr but PAT dropped to Rs. 108.01 Cr from Rs. 225.33 Cr. The company booked an exceptional impairment charge of Rs. 32.26 Cr (standalone) and Rs. 71.42 Cr (consolidated) due to global trade and geopolitical issues affecting its UK subsidiaries' investments and goodwill. Even before the exceptional item, earnings were lower — standalone EPS fell to Rs. 14.16 from Rs. 17.23, and consolidated EPS fell to Rs. 13.35 from Rs. 16.48. The Board has recommended a Rs. 6 per share dividend (600%) for FY25, subject to shareholder approval at the AGM on August 7, 2025. The statutory auditor issued an unmodified opinion on both sets of results.
Shareholders will receive a healthy dividend, but the sharp drop in profits and the UK-related impairment raise concerns about overseas operations. The stock may see pressure as core profitability weakened even before one-time charges, though the clean audit opinion and ongoing dividend signal stability in the Indian business.