Supreme Infrastructure India Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Supreme Infrastructure India posted massive losses for FY25, with a standalone net loss of ₹1,42,625.83 lakhs (worse than ₹1,17,440.04 lakhs loss in FY24) and a consolidated net loss of ₹1,42,635.34 lakhs. Revenue from operations grew modestly to ₹6,616.56 lakhs from ₹5,854.93 lakhs. Finance costs of ₹1,38,531.80 lakhs dwarf the revenue, and total equity is deeply negative at ₹(6,22,832.62) lakhs on a standalone basis, with current liabilities exceeding current assets by ₹7,87,539.06 lakhs. The auditor (Borkar & Muzumdar) issued a Qualified Opinion with multiple qualifications around recoverability of trade receivables, investments in CIRP-hit subsidiaries, and unconfirmed bank balances. The NCLT Mumbai approved a Scheme of Compromise and Arrangement on March 28, 2025 with over 92% lender approval, which the management is relying on as the basis for going-concern classification despite an explicit 'material uncertainty' flag.
Shareholders face a deeply negative net worth, continued mounting losses, and a qualified audit opinion — the stock remains a high-risk, distressed situation. Recovery prospects depend entirely on the successful 90-day implementation of the NCLT-approved debt resolution scheme and promoter equity infusion; failure could trigger insolvency proceedings.