Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2025.
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W.H. Brady & Company reported FY25 standalone revenue of Rs. 2,949.76 lakhs, down about 21% from Rs. 3,734.80 lakhs in FY24, while standalone profit after tax rose to Rs. 316.67 lakhs (from Rs. 284.28 lakhs) and EPS stood at Rs. 12.42 vs Rs. 11.15. Standalone Q4 results were weak, with a loss after tax of Rs. 70.76 lakhs against a profit of Rs. 60.45 lakhs a year ago. On a consolidated basis (including subsidiary Brady & Morris Engineering), revenue grew to Rs. 10,514.37 lakhs from Rs. 8,948.15 lakhs and PAT jumped to Rs. 2,718.09 lakhs from Rs. 1,125.76 lakhs, but this was driven by an exceptional gain of Rs. 1,931.85 lakhs (Rs. 2,334.82 lakhs profit on sale of property offset by a Rs. 402.97 lakhs write-off due to a cyber fraud in the subsidiary). Operating cash flow was negative on both standalone (-Rs. 470.42 lakhs) and consolidated (-Rs. 17.84 lakhs) bases. Auditor J.G. Verma & Co. issued an unmodified opinion.
The headline consolidated profit looks strong but is largely propped up by a one-time property sale, while the core standalone business shrank and slipped into a Q4 loss. The cyber fraud at the subsidiary and negative operating cash flow are negatives that investors should weigh against the asset sale boost.