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The Board of Three M Paper Boards approved audited financial results for FY25 (year ended March 31, 2025). Revenue from operations stood at ₹26,553.41 lakhs, down from ₹27,223.48 lakhs in FY24, a decline of about 2.5%. Profit before tax was ₹1,205.82 lakhs (vs ₹1,298.57 lakhs) and profit after tax was ₹999.31 lakhs (vs ₹1,126.19 lakhs), down around 11%. EPS came in at ₹5.19 versus ₹8.36, though the per-share drop largely reflects higher share count from the July 2024 IPO. The statutory auditors M/s Piyush Kothari & Associates issued an unmodified (clean) opinion. The company has a single business segment — manufacture and sale of paper and paper boards. Reserves & surplus grew sharply to ₹8,460 lakhs (from ₹4,738.57 lakhs) following the IPO.
A mild revenue and profit decline with broadly stable margins — not a red flag but not strong growth either. The clean audit opinion and fully utilised IPO funds are positives. Shareholders should note that the per-share earnings dilution from the 2024 IPO is the main reason EPS dropped sharply, even though absolute profits only fell about 11%.