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Tirupati Sarjan Ltd reported its audited standalone results for FY25 with total revenue rising to ₹22,325.09 lakhs from ₹19,525.86 lakhs in FY24, a growth of about 14%. Net sales/operations income stood at ₹22,166.95 lakhs vs ₹19,375.43 lakhs last year. Profit after tax jumped to ₹515.52 lakhs from ₹394.84 lakhs, up roughly 31%, while basic EPS improved to ₹1.56 from ₹1.20. Finance costs fell sharply to ₹432.31 lakhs from ₹664.99 lakhs, helping margins. Total borrowings declined, with non-current debt down to ₹3,087.01 lakhs and current borrowings down to ₹1,644.29 lakhs. Statutory auditors MAAK & Associates issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the results. The filing also discloses a pending dispute with Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (Andhra Pradesh LPG bottling plant tender) where IOCL terminated the contract and raised a provisional claim of ₹1.69 crore, which the company has not accepted and the matter is sub judice.
Shareholders view this positively: revenue and profits both grew, debt was reduced, and the auditor gave a clean opinion with no qualifications. The IOCL dispute is a minor overhang worth tracking but the ₹1.69 crore claim is small relative to the company's profit base.