outcome of the Board Meeting as on 31.03.2025
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Tokyo Finance Ltd's board approved audited financial results for Q4 and FY ended 31st March 2025, along with an unmodified audit opinion from UBG & Company. Total income fell sharply to Rs. 82.76 lakh from Rs. 161.28 lakh in FY24, mainly because a one-time 'provision no longer required' of Rs. 82.85 lakh that boosted prior-year other income did not recur. Profit before tax dropped to Rs. 22.53 lakh from Rs. 113.08 lakh, and PAT came in at Rs. 22.83 lakh vs Rs. 108.76 lakh earlier, translating to EPS of Rs. 0.33 vs Rs. 1.57. Cash from operations was deeply negative at Rs. (146.89) lakh, pushing cash balance down to just Rs. 2.05 lakh from Rs. 148.97 lakh. Loan book, however, grew ~17% to Rs. 1,156.84 lakh.
Sharply lower profitability and a steep drop in cash are red flags for shareholders, though the FY25 numbers are not directly comparable because FY24 was inflated by a non-recurring exceptional credit. The cash burn from operations may pressure the company to raise funds or curb lending growth, keeping stock sentiment weak despite the clean audit.