Technocraft Industries (India) Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended March 31, 2025.
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Technocraft Industries reported audited consolidated revenue from operations of Rs. 2,59,558 lakhs for FY25, up about 19% from Rs. 2,18,163 lakhs in FY24. Consolidated net profit dipped slightly to Rs. 26,297 lakhs (from Rs. 27,924 lakhs) as finance costs jumped to Rs. 5,482 lakhs (vs Rs. 3,967 lakhs) and depreciation rose to Rs. 10,784 lakhs (vs Rs. 6,769 lakhs) on fresh capex. On a standalone basis, the picture was stronger, with revenue up about 27% to Rs. 2,09,124 lakhs and net profit up around 44% to Rs. 24,437 lakhs, lifting standalone EPS to Rs. 107.13. The board recommended a hefty interim dividend of Rs. 20 per share (200% on Rs. 10 face value) with June 6 as record date, and also appointed M/s Pramod Jain & Co as secretarial auditors for five years from FY26. Operating cash flow remained healthy at Rs. 27,629 lakhs, while the company spent Rs. 13,000 lakhs on a share buyback during the year.
Positive for shareholders on the back of a generous 200% interim dividend and healthy operating cash flows, though the consolidated profit dip and rising debt/finance costs are slight negatives. Standalone numbers show genuine operational strength.