Monte Carlo Fashions Ltd managed to reduce its net loss for the January–March quarter of FY25, reporting a shortfall of ₹10.34 crore. This marks an improvement from the ₹17.76 crore loss the company posted during the same period last year, as per its latest regulatory filing.
Revenue from operations for the quarter held steady, coming in at ₹205.93 crore—just slightly below last year’s ₹206.52 crore for the same three-month stretch.
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A noticeable cut in spending helped cushion the bottom line. The company’s total expenses for the quarter dropped 4.6%, settling at ₹228.11 crore.
Zooming out to the full financial year, Monte Carlo wrapped up FY25 on a positive note. Net profit surged by 35.4% to ₹81.17 crore, compared to ₹59.94 crore the previous year. Total consolidated income also saw a bump, rising 4.23% to ₹1,135.58 crore.
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On the markets, Monte Carlo shares closed at ₹610.80 apiece on the BSE on Monday, recording a gain of 0.93%.
