Submission of Results for the FY ended on 31.03.2025
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Triumph International Finance India Ltd reported FY25 standalone total income of Rs 430.35 lacs (vs Rs 366.04 lacs in FY24), entirely from 'other income' (interest on deposits, dividends) with zero revenue from operations. The company posted a net profit of Rs 366.67 lacs (standalone) and Rs 366.39 lacs (consolidated) for FY25, but cash flow from operations was deeply negative at Rs -408.20 lacs. The auditor issued a qualified opinion on both standalone and consolidated results, flagging multiple concerns: SEBI has cancelled the company's stock-broker registration, NSE declared it a defaulter, the Supreme Court dismissed its appeal, and accumulated losses have pushed other equity to a negative Rs -7,550.52 lacs (standalone) / Rs -7,818.83 lacs (consolidated). The auditor also questioned recoverability of Rs 3.56 crores owed by Panther Investrade, Rs 0.15 crores from Classic Credit, and ownership of Rs 11.73 crores of demat shares. Comparative figures were restated due to an NCLT-sanctioned amalgamation scheme effective April 2023.
Despite reporting accounting profits, the company has negative net worth, negative operating cash flows, and has lost its core stock-broking licence — making these results highly risky for shareholders. Shares had been suspended on BSE due to the NSE defaulter tag and only resumed trading on 18 Feb 2025. The qualified audit opinion and going-concern flags suggest serious underlying distress that retail investors should weigh carefully.