The Company has informed the exchange regarding the Audited (Standalone and Consolidated) Financial Results of the Company for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2025.
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Sulabh Engineers & Services, a non-banking financial company (NBFC), reported its FY25 results with an unmodified auditor opinion from M/s Ranjit Jain & Co. On a consolidated basis, total revenue from operations grew about 57% year-on-year to Rs 495.43 lakhs (vs Rs 316.16 lakhs), and profit after tax rose roughly 86% to Rs 325.19 lakhs (vs Rs 174.83 lakhs). On a standalone basis, total income grew 26% to Rs 281.40 lakhs and PAT grew about 55% to Rs 164.09 lakhs. However, the standalone Q4 (Jan-Mar 2025) showed a loss of Rs 22.11 lakhs due to negative fair value changes and a loss on sale of investments. Total assets on a consolidated basis stood at Rs 4,692.61 lakhs (vs Rs 4,253.54 lakhs a year earlier), and borrowings rose modestly to Rs 164.71 lakhs. Operating cash flow remained negative on both standalone (-Rs 29.37 lakhs) and consolidated (-Rs 65.11 lakhs) bases, although improved from the prior year.
Strong full-year profit growth on a consolidated basis is positive for shareholders, but the standalone Q4 loss and persistently negative operating cash flow are concerns. The clean, unmodified audit opinion lends credibility to the numbers, though investors should watch cash flow quality and quarter-to-quarter volatility given the NBFC business model.