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Super Sales India reported a sharp downturn in FY25 with revenue from operations falling to Rs. 40,377.49 lakhs from Rs. 41,918.39 lakhs in FY24 (down ~3.7%). The company swung to a net loss of Rs. 175.88 lakhs versus a profit of Rs. 1,986.72 lakhs in the previous year, with EPS turning negative at Rs. (5.73). The Textile division (which contributed ~82% of segment revenue) remained marginally profitable, while the Agency and Engineering divisions both shrank sharply. Operating cash flow stayed positive at Rs. 2,901 lakhs, though cash balances fell to Rs. 74 lakhs. The Board has recommended a final dividend of Rs. 2.50 (25%) per share, with the AGM set for 21 July 2025 and e-voting cut-off on 14 July 2025. Auditors (Subbachar & Srinivasan) issued an unmodified opinion.
Despite a dividend being declared, the swing to a net loss — driven by weaker revenues across Agency and Engineering segments and higher depreciation/finance costs — is likely to weigh on the stock. Shareholders should note the contrast between healthy operating cash flow and reported bottom-line loss, largely tied to mark-to-market and other comprehensive income items.