Aryaman Financial Services Reports Decline in Q2 FY25 Financials, Raises Concerns for Investors

Nov 18 2024 10:26 AM IST
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Aryaman Financial Services, a microcap finance company, has reported a decline in its financial performance for the quarter ending September 2024. The company's stock has been given a 'Sell' call by MarketsMojo, with a score of -13 compared to 11 in the previous quarter. While there are some positive aspects, such as an increase in cash and a decrease in debt-equity ratio, the overall trend is concerning for investors.

Aryaman Financial Services, a microcap finance company, recently declared its financial results for the quarter ending September 2024. The company’s stock has been given a ‘Sell’ call by MarketsMOJO, indicating a negative outlook for investors.

According to the financial report, Aryaman Fin.Serv has seen a decline in its financial performance for the quarter, with a score of -13 compared to 11 in the previous quarter. This is a cause for concern for investors.


However, there are some positive aspects to the company’s financials. The company’s cash and cash equivalents have increased to Rs 84.51 crore in the last six half-yearly periods, indicating an improvement in short-term liquidity. Additionally, the debt-equity ratio has decreased to 0.50 times, showing that the company has been reducing its borrowing in comparison to equity capital.


On the other hand, there are some areas of concern for Aryaman Fin.Serv. The net sales for the quarter have fallen by 21.45% year on year, indicating a negative trend in sales. The profit before tax less other income has also decreased by 62% year on year, and the profit after tax has fallen by 51%. Furthermore, the company’s operating cash flow has been at its lowest in the last three years, indicating a decline in cash revenues from business operations.


In conclusion, Aryaman Financial Services has seen a negative financial performance for the quarter ending September 2024. While there are some positive aspects, such as an increase in cash and cash equivalents and a decrease in debt-equity ratio, the overall trend is concerning for investors.


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