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The Board of Directors of Standard Capital Markets Ltd approved audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4 FY25 and the full year ended March 31, 2025, along with the auditor's report. The company is primarily engaged in financial services and has three wholly-owned subsidiaries (KRV Brooms, Standard Capital Advisors, and Standard Insurance Broking). Consolidated total income rose sharply to Rs 10,057.75 lakhs in FY25 from Rs 3,096.96 lakhs in FY24, driven by interest income and a Rs 2,668.28 lakh gain on fair value changes. Consolidated net profit jumped to Rs 2,786.05 lakhs (EPS Rs 0.166) from Rs 1,070.60 lakhs (EPS Rs 0.073) in the previous year. Total assets surged to Rs 1,75,121.72 lakhs, mainly on the back of loans expanding to Rs 1,31,566.51 lakhs. The company raised substantial funds through NCD issuances (Rs 401.50 crores and Rs 500 crores private placements) and allotted large blocks of equity shares on a preferential basis to convert unsecured loans. Statutory auditors Krishan Rakesh & Co. issued an unmodified opinion on the results.
Strong top-line and profit growth reflect aggressive balance sheet expansion in the NBFC/financial services business, supported by large NCD issuances and preferential share allotments. However, the sharp rise in borrowings (Rs 1,13,369 lakhs) against equity of Rs 35,305 lakhs signals a stretched debt-equity position, and the deeply negative operating cash flow of Rs (66,106) lakhs shows the business is currently consuming cash to fund loan book growth rather than generating cash from operations.