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Lakshmi Machine Works Ltd (LMW), a prominent player in the textile machinery industry, has announced its consolidated financial performance for the quarter ended March 2025. The firm registered a healthy operational performance, reflecting the company's endurance in difficult market conditions.
Good Revenue Performance
LMW had consolidated revenue from operations of ₹8.04 billion (₹804 crore) during the March 2025 quarter, emphasizing its stable market presence and operational resilience.
Good Profitability
The company recorded a consolidated net profit of ₹478.2 million (₹47.82 crore) during the same period, evidencing good cost controls and steady demand for its products.
Quarterly Trends
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March quarter revenue is an important sequential enhancement over earlier quarters, wherein the net sales have been ₹710.81 crore in December 2024 and ₹750.56 crore in September 2024.
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The rebound comes after a few quarters of year-over-year decreases, indicating the resurgence of demand and operational momentum.
Profit Growth
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The net profit of ₹478.2 million is significantly higher than the last quarter, where net profit was ₹147.88 million in December 2024, and ₹28.75 million in September 2024.
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The rise in profitability is due to improved operational efficiencies and a positive product mix.
Operational Efficiency
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LMW's resilience to remain profitable during volatile market conditions reflects its operational discipline and resilience.
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The firm's emphasis on cost management and value-added products has helped it deliver robust bottom-line growth.
Market Position
As one of the primary vendors to the textile sector, LMW's performance is regarded as a barometer of the industry's health. Recent figures signal encouraging momentum on the eve of the new fiscal year.
Outlook
Having concluded the fiscal year on a firm note, LMW is poised to leverage opportunities in both domestic and export markets.
Sustained investment in product innovation and technology is likely to drive growth in the future.
Sources: Moneycontrol
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