23rd May 2025: Geojit Financial Services Ltd approved its audited financial results for the quarter and the Financial Year ended 31 March 2025, following the meeting of its Board of Directors in Kochi on 21 May 2025. 

Consolidated Financial Highlights for the Financial Year 2024-2025:

                                                                         (Figures in Rupees crore)

Particulars	FY 24-25	FY 23-24
Revenue	749.32	623.97
EBITDA	291.38	244.00
PBT	228.23	198.14
PAT	172.49	149.38

 

Performance highlights for the year under review:

Consolidated Revenue increased YoY by 20% from Rs.623.97 crore to Rs.749.32 crore

EBITDA increased YoY by 19% from Rs.244 crore to Rs.291.38 crore

Profit Before Tax (PBT) increased YoY by 15% from Rs.198.14 crore to Rs.228.23 crore

Profit After Tax (PAT) increased YoY by 15% from Rs.149.38 crore to Rs.172.49 crore

Consolidated Financial Highlights for the Quarter ended 31 March 2025:       

                                                                                       (Figures in Rupees crore)

Particulars	Q4 FY 24-25	Q3 FY 24-25	Q4 FY 23-24
Revenue	177.48	172.11	208.56
EBITDA	54.09	64.24	83.36
PBT	41.22	48.64	68.57
PAT	32.21	37.05	51.91

 

Performance highlights for the quarter under review:

·           Consolidated Revenue is Rs.177.48 crore, decreased YoY by 15%.

·           EBITDA is Rs. 54.09 crore, decreased YoY by 35%

·           Profit Before Tax (PBT) is Rs. 41.22 crore, decreased YoY by 40%.

·           Profit After Tax (PAT) is Rs. 32.21 crore, decreased YoY by 38%.

 

As on 31 March 2025, the company’s Customer Assets stood at Rs. 1,00,065 crore.

 

The Board has recommended a final dividend of Rs. 1.50/- (150%) per equity share of Rs 1/- each for the financial year 2024-25.

Geojit Private Wealth (DIFC) Ltd has received in-principle approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to establish a new entity within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), aimed at serving the growing wealth management needs of HNIs and UHNIs across the UAE and the wider Middle East region.

By – Vaishali Parekh, Vice President – Technical Research at PL Capital Group,

According to Parekh, the Nifty index, after opening with a gap-down, managed to recover during the latter half of the trading session, closing near the 24,600 mark. “Despite intraday weakness, the index has managed to stay above the critical 24,500 level, keeping the overall tone marginally positive,” she noted. A sustained move above this level is essential, while a decisive breach above 25,000 would be required to confirm a renewed upward trend. On the downside, major support lies at the 200-period moving average near 24,000.

The Sensex, meanwhile, showed similar volatility but closed above its 20-day moving average at 80,890. Parekh warned that the index remains vulnerable. “A fall below 80,500 could lead to further downside pressure. For a sustainable recovery, Sensex must break above the 82,500 zone with conviction,” she said.

Commenting on the Bank Nifty, Parekh observed that the index remains stuck in a narrow range around the 55,000 level, with key resistance at 55,700 and support at 54,400. “A breakout from this consolidation is necessary to establish a directional bias. Until then, a cautiously positive stance is advisable,” she explained.

She also pointed out that the Bankex index is hovering below its 20-DMA of 62,480, with immediate support seen at 61,800. A move above 63,200 is essential for further upside momentum.

In conclusion, Parekh emphasized the importance of watching these critical levels closely. “The markets are at a tipping point, and any decisive move beyond the current ranges will set the tone for the next phase,” she added.