Outcome of Board Meeting: Declaration of Result for the quarter and year ending 31st March, 2025
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Syschem India's Board approved audited standalone financial results for Q4 and FY ending March 31, 2025, with statutory auditors issuing an unmodified (clean) opinion. Revenue from operations jumped to Rs. 38,623 lakh in FY25 from Rs. 23,348 lakh in FY24, a sharp growth of around 65%, while Q4 revenue grew to Rs. 13,875 lakh vs Rs. 8,800 lakh year-on-year. Despite the strong top-line, profit after tax collapsed to just Rs. 46 lakh from Rs. 276 lakh (down about 83%), and EPS fell to Rs. 0.115 from Rs. 0.78, as expenses—especially cost of materials and GST—scaled faster than profits. The company raised Rs. 33.87 crore through a preferential issue in February-March 2025 (used mainly for working capital), has zero outstanding debt, and zero defaults on loans. Operating cash flow remained negative at Rs. -1,009 lakh, the second consecutive year of cash burn from operations.
Strong revenue growth signals improving business volumes, but the steep 83% drop in profit and continued negative operating cash flow are red flags suggesting thin margins and working-capital pressure. Shareholders should note the equity dilution from the recent Rs. 33.87 crore preferential issue and the sharp compression in profitability, even though the clean audit opinion and debt-free balance sheet are positives.