Thomas Cook (India) Limited has informed the Exchange regarding the financial results and dividend for financial year ended March 31, 2025.
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Thomas Cook (India) Limited announced audited financial results for FY2024-25 with a clean (unmodified) opinion from auditor BSR & Co. LLP on both standalone and consolidated results. Standalone income from operations grew modestly to Rs. 20,737.1 Mn from Rs. 19,977.0 Mn, while net profit rose to Rs. 1,070.0 Mn from Rs. 966.8 Mn (~10.7% growth). EPS (basic) improved to Rs. 2.36 from Rs. 2.15. The Board recommended a dividend of Rs. 0.45 per equity share (total payout ~Rs. 211.7 Mn), subject to shareholder approval. The company also completed the acquisition of the resort business from Nature Trails Resorts (NTRPL) for Rs. 522.5 Mn, leading to restatement of prior period results and an exceptional item of Rs. 27.1 Mn (stamp duty and legal costs). A cyber incident detected on December 30, 2024 had no material financial impact, with operations restored.
Steady single-digit revenue growth and ~11% profit growth signal stable operations, though not exceptional. The dividend payout is lower than the prior year's Rs. 0.60 per share (which included a Rs. 0.20 special dividend). The NTRPL acquisition adds a small exceptional drag in Q4, and the restatement of prior results warrants investor attention to like-for-like comparisons. Overall, the results are broadly neutral to mildly positive for shareholders.