How has been the historical performance of Triumph Intl.?

Answer:The historical performance of Triumph Intl. shows a consistent trend of minimal activity in terms of net sales and operating income over the past two years, with both Mar'25 and Mar'24 reporting figures of 0.00. The total operating income remained unchanged at 0.00 for both years, while employee costs increased from 0.01 in Mar'24 to 0.03 in Mar'25. Other expenses rose from 0.36 to 0.61 during the same period. Total expenditure, excluding depreciation, increased from 0.37 in Mar'24 to 0.64 in Mar'25. Despite these increases in costs, the operating profit (PBDIT) improved from 3.29 to 3.66, largely due to a rise in other income from 3.66 to 4.30. Consequently, the profit before tax and profit after tax both increased from 3.29 to 3.66. The consolidated net profit also rose from 3.29 to 3.66, while earnings per share improved from 4.39 to 4.88. Breakdown: In the cash flow results, the profit before tax remained stable at 3.00 for both Mar'25 and Mar'24, while adjustments increased from -3.00 to -4.00, indicating a worsening cash flow situation. Changes in working capital were consistent at -3.00 for both years, leading to a cash flow from operating activities of -4.00 in Mar'25, compared to -3.00 in Mar'24. Cash flow from investing activities saw an increase from 3.00 to 4.00, but overall, the net cash inflow/outflow remained at 0.00 for both years. The closing cash and cash equivalents were also unchanged at 0.00 in Mar'25 and Mar'24, reflecting a stagnant liquidity position.