Pursuant to provisions of regulation 30 and 33 of SEBI (LODR) regulations, please find enclosed the outcome of Board meeting held today at Friday, May 30, 2025
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Universal Arts Limited (formerly Goldmines Media Limited) reported its audited results for Q4 FY25 and full year ended March 31, 2025 with an unmodified auditor opinion from B.L. Dasharda & Associates. Revenue from operations collapsed to Rs 0.22 lakh in FY25 from Rs 33.05 lakh in FY24, a near-total wipeout of operating revenue. Total income for the year fell to Rs 50.61 lakhs (standalone) vs Rs 189.00 lakhs, dragged down mostly by lower other income. Despite the revenue collapse, the company still reported a standalone profit before tax of Rs 30.59 lakhs (vs Rs 36.16 lakhs), though Q4 standalone slipped into a loss of Rs (0.76) lakh against a Rs 51.95 lakh profit in Q4 FY24. Other equity remains deeply negative at Rs (187.30) lakhs standalone and Rs (277.33) lakhs consolidated, indicating accumulated losses. Operating cash flow stayed positive at Rs 32.07 lakhs, but cash balance shrunk to Rs 1.40 lakhs.
Near-zero operating revenue and deeply negative net worth are serious red flags for shareholders, even though the auditor gave a clean opinion and the company remained marginally profitable on the back of other income. The stock may see negative sentiment given the scale of revenue erosion and weak balance sheet.