Vindhya Telelinks Limited has informed the Exchange about Arrangements for strategic, technical, manufacturing, or marketing tie up
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Vindhya Telelinks' board approved audited FY25 results showing standalone revenue of Rs. 4,05,383 lakhs (slightly down from Rs. 4,08,837 lakhs last year) and standalone profit after tax of Rs. 11,547 lakhs versus Rs. 15,505 lakhs in FY24 — a notable decline. Consolidated profit after tax stood at Rs. 20,284 lakhs (vs Rs. 28,268 lakhs), with EPS of Rs. 171.16. The board recommended a dividend of Rs. 16 per share (160%) subject to shareholder approval. The company also renewed its RADOX technology cooperation agreement with Switzerland's HUBER+SUHNER AG for three years (May 2025 to May 2028), continuing an existing technology tie-up. Additionally, new statutory and secretarial auditors were appointed, MD & CEO Y.S. Lodha was reappointed for 5 years, and Srishti Lodha joined as an additional director.
The sharp year-on-year drop in profits (roughly 25-28%) despite stable revenue and a continued strong dividend may concern income-focused shareholders, though the HUBER+SUHNER renewal signals ongoing technology partnerships. The leadership continuity and new director appointment suggest stable governance, while the consolidation of VTL Digital Infrastructure (formerly a JV) as a wholly owned subsidiary may modestly boost future consolidated earnings.