Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'standalone and consolidated audited financial statements of theCompany with complete notes, schedules and accounting policies along with the auditors report thereon,for the financial year ended on March 31, 2025.'.
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Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited has submitted its audited consolidated and standalone financial statements for FY25 to the stock exchanges. Consolidated revenue from operations jumped to Rs. 50,534.52 lakh from Rs. 36,302.80 lakh in FY24, a growth of about 39%. Profit after tax rose to Rs. 4,835.57 lakh (vs Rs. 4,028.75 lakh), while basic EPS improved to Rs. 28.23 from Rs. 23.52. The company recorded an exceptional item of Rs. 120 lakh. Total assets grew to Rs. 38,499 lakh with total debt of about Rs. 13,391 lakh, keeping debt-equity ratio around 0.75. Operating cash flow remained positive at Rs. 3,588 lakh. Auditor S S Kothari Mehta & Co. LLP issued a clean (unqualified) opinion with no key audit matters and confirmed internal financial controls were operating effectively.
Strong top-line growth of nearly 40% and higher EPS signal improving business momentum, which is positive for shareholders. However, EBITDA margins appear to have compressed compared to last year, and the auditor flagged some CARO remarks on the holding company and its associate, which retail investors may want to review in the detailed notes.