Audited financial result for the half year and financial year ended March 31, 2025
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Unified Data Tech Solutions, which recently listed on BSE SME in May 2025, reported its first audited annual results post-IPO. Revenue from operations declined about 15% year-on-year to Rs 22,026 lakhs (from Rs 26,037.87 lakhs in FY24). Despite the revenue dip, profit after tax jumped roughly 36% to Rs 3,407.57 lakhs (from Rs 2,502.48 lakhs), with EPS of Rs 16.96 on a post-IPO share base of about 2 crore equity shares. The balance sheet nearly doubled to Rs 14,632 lakhs, aided by the IPO (share capital rose from Rs 5 lakhs to Rs 2,009 lakhs), while the company carries no debt. Operating cash flow remained healthy at Rs 4,941 lakhs, though cash on hand fell to Rs 123 lakhs as surplus funds were deployed into investments. The board filed a revised version of the results, citing inadvertent errors in rounding, reserves, cash flow statement, and EPS figures. Statutory auditor J.S. Bhatia & Co. issued an unmodified (clean) opinion with an emphasis of matter noting that these are the first results prepared post-listing.
For shareholders, the picture is mixed but broadly positive — profitability and margins improved meaningfully even as top-line shrank, and the clean audit opinion with no debt offers comfort. However, the revenue decline and the need to revise already-filed results shortly after submission may raise short-term governance concerns among retail investors.