Mumbai, June 19 -- Home services marketplace Urban Company swung to a consolidated net profit of Rs.239.8 crore in FY25, reversing a loss of Rs.92.7 crore in the previous fiscal, as the Gurugram-based firm gears up for its public listing. The turnaround was driven by improved operating performance, revenue growth and a one-time deferred tax credit. A significant portion of the profit came from the recognition of deferred tax assets worth Rs.211 crore, which sharply boosted the bottom line. Excluding this, profit before tax stood at Rs.28.6 crore. The company also turned adjusted Ebitda positive at Rs.11.1 crore, recovering from a loss of Rs.119 crore in FY24-a sign of improving operational efficiency, though margins remain slim. Revenue from operations rose 38.2% year-on-year to Rs.1,144.5 crore in FY25, fuelled by steady growth across both domestic and international markets, and scale-up of newer verticals. In India, its core consumer services segment generated Rs.881.4 crore in revenue, up 24.2% year-on-year. Net Transaction Value (NTV) for the India business reached Rs.2,667.2 crore, with 82% of transactions driven by repeat customers, a signal of strong customer retention. The platform had an average of 45,619 monthly transacting service professionals in India, who earned an average monthly income of Rs.26,407 after costs. Top-tier professionals reportedly made up to Rs.49,000 per month. Its hardware business, Native, which sells products like smart locks and water purifiers, saw revenue more than triple to Rs.116 crore, with NTV reaching Rs.155.5 crore. Launched in FY23, this segment continues to expand, driven by RO water purifiers. International operations, spanning the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Singapore, delivered revenue growth of 63.9% year-on-year to Rs.147 crore. The UAE arm turned Ebitda positive with a Rs.1.7 crore profit, though the broader international business still posted an Ebitda loss of Rs.36.8 crore. The company exited its subsidiary in Saudi Arabia, citing financial unsustainability, according to its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP). The financial disclosures come as Urban Company prepares for its initial public offering (IPO). The company has trimmed its fresh capital raise to Rs.528 crore, down from an earlier plan of roughly Rs.3,000 crore, with the board citing current market conditions. This also marks a revision from its April DRHP, which proposed a Rs.1,900 crore issue with Rs.429 crore as primary capital....