The Western India Plywoods Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'REVISED SUBMISSION OF OUTCOME OF BOARD MEETING'.
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The Western India Plywoods Limited announced audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4 and FY ending March 31, 2025, with statutory auditor Sankar & Moorthy issuing an unmodified (clean) opinion. Standalone revenue from operations grew to Rs.11,460 lakhs (FY24: Rs.10,769 lakhs), up about 6.4%, but net profit declined to Rs.329 lakhs (FY24: Rs.382 lakhs), down roughly 14%, with EPS at Rs.3.88 versus Rs.4.50. On a consolidated basis, revenue rose to Rs.11,602 lakhs and net profit (after minority interest) was Rs.307 lakhs, though subsidiaries collectively reported a loss of Rs.57.71 lakhs. Operating cash flow stood at Rs.234 lakhs (standalone) and Rs.188 lakhs (consolidated). The Board recommended a dividend of Rs.1.20 per share (face value Rs.10) subject to shareholder approval.
Mixed signals for shareholders — revenue growth was modest but profitability and margins slipped year-on-year, even as the company declared a dividend. The clean audit report and stable dividend provide some comfort, but the PAT decline and subsidiary losses may weigh on near-term sentiment.