MAPMYINDIA

Q4FY25 Results and Technical Outlook

standalone Q4 FY25 results reflect robust growth, with revenue rising to ₹118 Cr—up from ₹96 Cr in Q3 FY25 and ₹85 Cr in Q4 FY24. Expenses climbed to ₹66 Cr, compared to ₹57 Cr in the previous quarter and ₹49 Cr a year ago, yet the company maintained margin discipline. Operating Profit rose to ₹52 Cr, and OPM improved to 44%, versus 40% in Q3 and 42% in Q4 FY24, signaling better cost control and operating leverage. Net Profit grew to ₹49 Cr from ₹33 Cr in Q3 and ₹38 Cr in Q4 FY24, with EPS climbing to ₹8.98 from ₹5.99 and ₹6.99, respectively. On a full-year basis, FY25 revenue reached ₹384 Cr vs ₹316 Cr in FY24, while Net Profit stood at ₹150 Cr vs ₹137 Cr, despite a slight dip in OPM from 46% to 43%. The company's consistent topline growth and earnings improvement reflect a strong positioning in the geospatial tech space, even as margins normalize from their peak. MapmyIndia is currently trading at ₹1,838.30, showing resilience after a recent pullback and holding above its key support zone around ₹1,761, which aligns with its previous breakout level. The price is now comfortably above both the 70-day (₹1,704) and 100-day (₹1,690) moving averages, confirming short- to medium-term bullish strength. A notable bullish crossover between the 9-day and 70-day EMAs occurred recently, strengthening the positive bias. The RSI is at 58.81, suggesting there's still upside room before entering the overbought zone. Volume remains healthy, indicating participation in the rally. Immediate resistance lies at ₹1,944, a crucial swing high and a breakout above this could trigger a move towards ₹2,071 and ₹2,209 in the coming weeks. On the downside, a failure to sustain above ₹1,800 may attract selling pressure towards ₹1,761 and ₹1,704. For tomorrow, expect a sideways to bullish bias as long as it holds above ₹1,800 with a possibility of testing ₹1,880–₹1,900 again. Swing traders may consider accumulating on dips near support with a stop loss below ₹1,690.