Shares of Sharanam Infraproject and Trading Ltd. (SIPTL) were locked in a 5 per cent upper circuit following the release of the company’s robust financial results for the fiscal year and quarter ended March 2025. Despite weakness in broader market sentiment the penny stock surged supported by an exceptional year-on-year performance in both revenue and profitability. For the full financial year FY25 SIPTL reported total revenue of ₹3761.21 lakh reflecting an extraordinary year-on-year growth of over 2000% compared to ₹176.07 lakh in FY24. This surge was driven by the company’s strategic expansion in trading operations and the continued execution of infrastructure-related projects. The company’s Profit After Tax (PAT) also witnessed a dramatic upswing coming in at ₹508.34 lakh for FY25 a massive jump from ₹2.58 lakh reported in the previous fiscal. The final quarter Q4 FY25 proved especially strong contributing ₹394.23 lakh to the annual PAT versus just ₹10.44 lakh in Q4 FY24. This highlights SIPTL’s enhanced operational efficiency and profitability momentum toward the fiscal year-end. Quarterly Growth Metrics Q4 FY25 Revenue: ₹2384 lakh Q4 FY24 Revenue: ₹176 lakh This represents more than a 12x increase in quarterly revenue indicating strong traction in the companys core operations during the final quarter. EPS Reflects Strengthened Financial Position Earnings per Share (EPS) surged from ₹0.002 in FY24 to ₹0.424 in FY25 underlining the improvement in shareholder value and financial performance. This sharp rise in EPS underscores SIPTLs robust bottom-line growth and scalability. Rights Issue Successfully Deployed In February 2025 SIPTL raised ₹47.4 crore via a rights issue and according to the company’s official filing the entire amount has been deployed in line with its stated objectives. The funds were primarily allocated to enhance working capital and support general corporate needs. The company confirmed no deviations in fund utilization demonstrating a strong commitment to governance and financial discipline.