Shalby Reports Significant Financial Declines, Raising Concerns Over Operational Efficiency and Profitability

Shalby, a small-cap player in the hospital industry, has recently reported its financial results for the quarter ending March 2025. The results indicate a challenging period for the company, with several key metrics reflecting significant declines compared to previous quarters.
The operating profit to interest ratio has reached its lowest point at 1.95 times, showing a consistent downward trend over the last five quarters, which raises concerns about the company's capacity to manage its interest obligations. Additionally, the profit before tax less other income (PBT) has recorded a figure of Rs -6.06 crore, marking a substantial year-on-year decline. Similarly, the profit after tax (PAT) stands at Rs -11.02 crore, also reflecting a notable decrease over the same period.

Interest expenses have risen to Rs 21.33 crore, indicating an increase in borrowings, which could further strain the company's financial health. The operating profit margin has dropped to 7.87%, the lowest in five quarters, suggesting a decline in operational efficiency. Furthermore, earnings per share (EPS) have also reached a low of Rs -1.03, highlighting the challenges in profitability.

In light of these developments, Shalby has experienced adjustments in its evaluation, reflecting the current financial landscape.

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