Please find attached Audited Financial Results for March 2025
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Voltaire Leasing & Finance Ltd reported audited FY25 results with revenue from operations rising sharply to ₹159.30 lakhs from ₹87.56 lakhs in FY24 (~82% growth). However, the company posted a net loss of ₹8.65 lakhs for FY25, an improvement from the ₹37.57 lakh loss in FY24, but still in the red. EPS stood at -₹0.21 versus -₹0.91 last year. The auditor issued an unmodified opinion but flagged an Emphasis of Matter covering six concerns: pending confirmation of trade balances, the company's lack of RBI NBFC registration despite meeting Section 45-IA criteria, ₹1,248.17 lakhs in old advances for share acquisition still pending settlement, retrospective ECL provisioning treated as prior period error, non-recognition of interest on some loans, and a dormant Yes Bank account. Net operating cash flow turned negative at -₹11.53 lakhs versus +₹4.75 lakhs last year.
Shareholders should note that while revenue grew strongly and losses narrowed, the company remains loss-making, has serious regulatory exposure (no NBFC registration despite carrying on finance activities), and holds large unutilized advances — all of which raise going-concern and asset-quality concerns despite the cleaner headline numbers.