Pursuant to Regulation 33 of SEBI(LODR) Regulation,2015, we inform you about the meeting of the Board of Directors of the company at its meeting held today i.e., 26th May, 2025 (Commenced ....
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The Board of Directors of VVIP Infratech Ltd, at its meeting on 26th May 2025, approved the audited financial results (standalone and consolidated) for the half-year and full financial year ended 31st March 2025. Statutory auditor M/s Rishi Kapoor & Company issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on both sets of results. On a standalone basis, revenue from operations grew about 29% YoY to Rs 27,705 lakh, while net profit rose about 54% YoY to Rs 2,626 lakh. On a consolidated basis, revenue grew around 31% to Rs 37,067 lakh and net profit jumped roughly 148% to Rs 5,021 lakh, helped by a new subsidiary (VVIP Infrahome Pvt Ltd) and a change in profit-sharing ratio of VVIP EMS Infrahome partnership firm. EPS, however, declined to Rs 11.48 (standalone) and Rs 15.78 (consolidated) versus Rs 16.48 and Rs 19.45 respectively in FY24, mainly because the share count more than doubled after the July 2024 IPO and bonus issue. Operating cash flow turned sharply negative at Rs -2,655 lakh (standalone) and Rs -5,554 lakh (consolidated) versus positive cash generation last year, largely due to a big build-up in inventories and trade receivables.
Headline revenue and profit growth is strong and the clean audit opinion is positive, but the negative operating cash flow and rising working capital (inventories up ~72%, trade receivables up ~169% on a standalone basis) are red flags that may pressure short-term liquidity. Shareholders may see stronger top-line performance next year, but EPS dilution from the IPO and bonus issue will mute per-share earnings despite higher absolute profits.