Q4 numbers from PVR INOX - Net loss in standalone financials was ₹3,751 million, closely matched by the consolidated loss of ₹3,743 million.

PVR INOX reported a standalone revenue of ₹54,424 million, while consolidated revenue stood higher at ₹61,071 million, boosted by its subsidiaries and joint ventures. Net loss in standalone financials was ₹3,751 million, closely matched by the consolidated loss of ₹3,743 million. Standalone EPS dropped to ₹(28.20), while consolidated EPS was slightly lower at ₹(28.48), reflecting extended group-level losses. Operating margins were healthier in standalone operations at 32.77%, compared to 30.72% in consolidated results. The company generated ₹19,514 million in cash from operations standalone, with consolidated cash flows slightly better at ₹19,668 million. Total assets in the consolidated books reached ₹1,62,624 million, higher than the standalone figure of ₹1,62,149 million. Equity stood at ₹70,708 million standalone and ₹70,534 million on a consolidated basis, showing minimal dilution. Debt-equity ratio remained steady at 0.21 across both, indicating strong balance sheet discipline. Note : PVR INOX remains a dominant player in the cinema exhibition space, but FY25 results highlight continuing profitability challenges. Despite strong operational cash flows (₹19,668 million), the company posted a consolidated net loss of ₹3,743 million—driven by high lease costs, depreciation, and subdued occupancy recovery post-pandemic.