Super Spinning Mills Limited — Others, 24-05-2025: Copy of Newspaper Publication

Super Spinning Mills Limited reported a net loss after tax of Rs. 1,605.14 lakh for the quarter and Rs. 1,640.64 lakh for the year, continuing to face operational challenges despite total income from operations of Rs. 197.99 lakh (quarter) and Rs. 687.06 lakh (year). Textile operations have been discontinued, with related revenues and losses accounted for separately. Earnings per share were negative at Rs. 2.92 (quarter) and Rs. 2.98 (year). The audited results received an unqualified opinion, reflecting transparency despite losses.

Revathi Equipment India Limited recorded total income from operations of Rs. 64.50 Cr (quarter) and Rs. 178.53 Cr (year). Profit before tax stood at Rs. 14.19 Cr (quarter) and Rs. 27.75 Cr (year), with net profit after tax at Rs. 9.34 Cr (quarter) and Rs. 20.18 Cr (year). Earnings per share rose to Rs. 30.45 (quarter) and Rs. 65.79 (year), indicating strong growth and profitability.

Tamil Nadu sugarcane farmers suffered heavy crop damage due to unprecedented rains affecting around 40 sugar factories and over 20,000 acres. The state government has announced a Rs. 349 Cr relief fund to support affected growers, crucial for stabilizing the sector and rural incomes.

In Jharkhand, legal proceedings continue over the bail denial of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in cases involving Amit Shah. The judiciary emphasized no immunity and accountability, keeping political tensions high.

Heavy monsoon rains caused flash floods in Maharashtra’s Pune district, damaging agricultural land, infrastructure, and wedding events. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities remain alert to monsoon risks impacting local social and economic activities.

Tamil Nadu political leader C.P. Aadithya was re-elected as AIADMK district secretary, strengthening his party leadership role ahead of elections.