30 Aug, 2025

FY25 Results Season | Unlisted Companies Screener – Find Best Pre-IPO Stocks

30 Aug, 2025,
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A) Introduction

The financial year 2024–25 (FY25) has concluded, and most unlisted companies have started declaring their results. For investors tracking the pre-IPO and unlisted shares market, this is a crucial time. FY25 numbers give us insights into how these companies are performing across revenue growth, profitability, and valuations before they enter the IPO race.

At UnlistedZone, we have already updated FY25 data for more than 50 leading unlisted companies on our platform. But raw numbers alone don’t give clarity. That’s why our Unlisted Shares Screener allows you to apply smart filters like Market Cap, P/E ratio, P/B ratio, 3-Year Revenue Growth, and 3-Year PAT Growth to identify companies that are both performing well and available at attractive valuations.

In this blog, we’ll walk you through:

  • Why FY25 results matter for unlisted investors

  • How to use the Screener step by step

  • The key filters that make stock selection easier

  • Practical examples of insights you can draw

  • How investors can leverage this tool to spot winners early

B) Why FY25 Results Matter in the Unlisted Market?

For listed companies, quarterly results are available on exchanges and tracked by analysts. But in the unlisted space, reliable financial data is hard to find. That’s why annual numbers—especially FY25 results—are critical for three reasons:

  1. Performance Visibility: Investors can see which companies have maintained growth momentum and which have slowed down.

  2. Valuation Benchmarking: Metrics like P/E and P/B help assess if a stock is undervalued or overvalued relative to peers.

  3. IPO Preparation: Many unlisted companies plan to go public in the next 12–24 months. Their FY25 results will form the basis of IPO valuation.

For example, companies like Tata Capital, NSE, HDFC Securities, and Inox Clean Energy have reported FY25 results, giving investors clarity before IPO plans materialize.

C) Step-by-Step: How to Use the UnlistedZone Screener

Here’s a simple guide to navigating the Screener for maximum benefit:

Step 1: Go to the Screener

Visit the UnlistedZone Screener page 👉 https://unlistedzone.com/screener.

Step 2: Select FY25 Results

On the filter panel, choose:

  • Filter Category: Results

  • Select FY25

This action will instantly show you the list of companies where FY25 financials have already been updated.

Step 3: Apply Advanced Filters

Now that you have the FY25 updated list, you can narrow down by:

  • Market Cap (₹ Cr): Identify small, mid, and large pre-IPO opportunities.

  • P/E Ratio: Helps compare valuation with growth.

  • P/B Ratio: Useful for financial and NBFC companies where book value is a key benchmark.

  • 3-Year Revenue Growth (%): Filter companies that have consistently grown top-line.

  • 3-Year PAT Growth (%): Spot companies with strong bottom-line expansion.

D) Why These Filters Matter?

1. Market Cap

Market cap gives the size of the company. For instance:

  • Large caps like NSE India provide stability and industry dominance.

  • Mid caps like Inox Clean Energy offer growth with manageable risk.

  • Small caps like Boat can give high returns but carry higher volatility.

2. P/E Ratio

The Price-to-Earnings ratio tells you if a company is cheap or expensive relative to its earnings.

  • A low P/E with high growth may indicate undervaluation.

  • A very high P/E could mean overpricing unless growth is extraordinary.

3. P/B Ratio

Especially relevant for banks, NBFCs, and financials. A P/B close to 1 means you’re buying near book value. Higher ratios require strong return ratios to justify.

4. 3-Year Revenue Growth

This shows whether a company’s business model is scaling. For example, Inox Clean Energy reported a 352% growth—signaling momentum.

5. 3-Year PAT Growth

Net profit growth shows operational efficiency and margin expansion. Companies that grow profits faster than revenue are usually well-managed.

E) Examples of Insights from FY25 Data

Here’s how an investor can use the Screener for real analysis:

  • NSE India Limited (M.Cap ₹5.1 Lakh Cr): P/E of 42.14 with consistent revenue and PAT growth. A stable blue-chip pre-IPO bet.

  • Tata Capital (M.Cap ₹3.2 Lakh Cr): High P/E of 87.75, but strong 44% 3Y revenue growth. Reflects investor confidence in financial services.

  • Inox Clean Energy (M.Cap ₹44,953 Cr): P/E of 1650 sounds high, but revenue growth of 352% highlights extraordinary expansion in the green energy sector.

  • Boat (M.Cap ₹18,695 Cr): High P/E at 306, but negative revenue growth shows investors must tread carefully.

By combining filters, you can shortlist companies that are high growth + reasonable valuation—the sweet spot for unlisted investing.

F) Benefits for Investors

  1. Save Time: No need to go through each company’s annual report. The data is already updated.

  2. Custom Insights: Apply only the filters relevant to your strategy.

  3. Early Identification: Spot outperformers before they come to IPO.

  4. Comparison Tool: Compare companies within the same sector (e.g., NSE vs HDFC Securities).

G) Conclusion

The FY25 results season has opened up a great opportunity for investors in unlisted markets. With over 50 companies already updated on UnlistedZone, the Screener tool gives you a structured way to cut through the noise and focus on companies that matter.

By applying smart filters like Market Cap, P/E, P/B, 3Y Revenue Growth, and 3Y PAT Growth, you can identify companies that are not only performing strongly but are also available at good valuations.

👉 Start exploring now: UnlistedZone Screener

Whether you are an HNI investor, a family office, or a retail participant in pre-IPO markets, this is the time to deep-dive into FY25 results and position yourself ahead of upcoming IPOs.