Krishna Kejriwal, the big boss at Remsons Industries, spilled the beans on their latest financial performance. The company managed to keep its net profit steady at ₹5 crore in the March quarter, while revenue shot up by a whopping 30 per cent to ₹105 crore. Not too shabby, huh? And guess what? They even announced a dividend of Rs 0.30 for their shareholders to enjoy. EBITDA also flexed its muscles, jumping up by a massive 81 per cent to ₹91 crore. Talk about making it rain!
The man in charge, Krishna Kejriwal himself, spilled some tea by revealing that Remsons Industries bagged some major orders from global OEMs. This move solidifies their reputation as a reliable player in the automotive supply chain game. With an impressive order book standing tall at ₹700 crore, the company seems poised for some serious growth in the near future. But wait, there’s more! Remsons went on a shopping spree and snapped up three companies to beef up their portfolio: Uniautomation from Pune, Bee Lighting from the UK, and Magal Cables. These acquisitions aren’t just about expanding, they’re all about diving headfirst into the world of next-gen automotive technologies. Exciting stuff, right?
Despite all these big moves, Remsons Industries is keeping it real with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.63. They’re playing it safe while also splurging on R&D and innovation. The company is cooking up a storm in the lab to whip up some future-ready products that can keep up with the ever-changing demands of the industry. In the fiscal year 2025, their net profit saw a modest 8 per cent rise to ₹14 crore, with revenue also enjoying a healthy 21 per cent jump to ₹377 crore. Looks like Remsons Industries is on a roll, and there’s no stopping them now.
