Kaya Reports ₹15.39 Crore Net Loss in Q3 FY25, Announces Key Board Appointments

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Mumbai, January 28, 2025—Kaya Limited (NSE: KAYA, BSE: 539276) reported a net loss of ₹15.39 crore for Q3 FY25, reflecting higher operational costs and business restructuring expenses. The company also announced key board appointments and approved a ₹90 crore loan repayment plan for its directors.

Key Financial Highlights – Q3 FY25 (Standalone)

MetricQ3 FY25Q3 FY24YoY Change
Revenue from Operations₹58.35 crore₹55.63 crore+4.9%
Total Income₹59.47 crore₹56.55 crore+5.2%
Net Profit (PAT)₹(15.39) crore₹(2.88) croreNegative
Earnings Per Share (EPS)₹(11.77)₹(2.20)Negative
For the nine months ended December 31, 2024 (9M FY25):
  • Revenue: ₹172.73 crore (+3.4% YoY).
  • Net Loss: ₹(19.53) crore (vs ₹(43.95) crore loss in 9M FY24).

Operational & Business Highlights

1. Board Approvals & Key Corporate Announcements

  • Approval to borrow ₹9 crore each from Directors Harsh Mariwala & Rajen Mariwala.
  • Approval to repay ₹90 crore in director loans, subject to shareholder approval.

2. New Appointments to the Board

  • Vivek Anant Karve appointed Independent Director for a five-year term starting April 1, 2025.
  • Anita Belani appointed as Independent Director for a five-year term starting April 1, 2025.
  • Nikhil Khattau will transition from Independent Director to Non-Executive Director, effective April 1, 2025.

3. Financial Adjustments & Restructuring Measures

  • Impairment losses of ₹55.85 lakh were recorded on investments.
  • ₹4 crore loss recognized on asset sales as part of financial restructuring.

Management Commentary

Harsh Mariwala, Chairman & Managing Director, Kaya, stated:
"Despite current challenges, we remain focused on stabilizing operations and driving strategic transformation. With new leadership appointments and financial restructuring, we are positioning Kaya for long-term profitability and sustainable growth."

Strategic Outlook & Market Positioning

  • Cost control & restructuring measures aimed at reducing operational losses.
  • Leadership transition is expected to enhance governance & strategic decision-making.
  • Expansion in premium skincare & wellness services to drive future revenue growth.
While Kaya’s losses have widened, the company’s strategic restructuring and leadership changes signal a strong push toward financial recovery and market repositioning.
 
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