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12 analyst questions audited, 4 evaded or deflected.
View Claim Ledger →Aditya Birla Real Estate delivered an exceptional Q4 FY26 with pre-sales of ₹4,288 crore (up 69% QoQ) and area sold of 3 million sq ft (up 75% QoQ), driven by strong new launches across NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Pune.
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Aditya Birla Real Estate delivered an exceptional Q4 FY26 with pre-sales of ₹4,288 crore (up 69% QoQ) and area sold of 3 million sq ft (up 75% QoQ), driven by strong new launches across NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Pune. Full-year pre-sales reached ₹8,136 crore with collections of ₹3,341 crore. The company has a GDV pipeline of ₹72,000 crore and is pursuing BD opportunities worth ₹60,000 crore. Management refrained from giving FY27 guidance due to approval uncertainties but expects strong sustenance sales. Key risks include potential launch delays from regulatory approvals and geopolitical impacts on buyer liquidity.
12 analyst questions audited, 4 evaded or deflected.
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View Promises →Launch delays due to approvals
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Read Transcript →One of the strongest quarters to date, driven by new launches.
Reflects robust demand across all regions.
Strong annual performance despite lumpy launches.
Pipeline includes MMR (35k), NCR, Bangalore, Pune; conversion uncertain.
Pure construction spend expected to be around ₹1,200 crore, up from ₹924 crore in FY26.
Transaction with ITC progressing; state-level approvals pending, expected completion this quarter.
At least one commercial project (Worli/Century) construction to commence this year.
Management expressed confidence in exceeding the ₹8,000 crore pre-sales target for FY26 despite the delay of Niara Tower C.
Management aims to conclude business development deals totaling ₹10,000-15,000 crore in GDV before March 31, 2026.
Management targets expanding annual rental income from current ₹144 crore to ₹1,000 crore over the next 4-5 years.
Management expects to recognize approximately ₹650 crore in revenue from the Deralakatte project in Bangalore in FY27.
Key launches like Niara Tower C may slip to Q3 FY27 due to regulatory approvals (environmental/NGT).
Middle East tensions affected cash flow for buyers, leading to flexible payment plans; could persist.
Despite ₹60,000 crore pipeline, BD conversion is lumpy; management unable to quantify FY27 additions.
Oil prices and supply disruptions may increase construction costs; contingency buffers may be insufficient if situation worsens.
Niara Tower C delayed to FY27 due to Supreme Court case and approval issues; other launches face RERA clearance risks.
Despite a strong pipeline, no BD deals were closed in Q3; management acknowledged that deals may fail due diligence.
Analyst raised concern about potential supply influx from projects previously stalled due to EC clearance issues.
Leasing income fell 11% YoY in 9M FY26 due to elimination of inter-company occupancy, though properties remain 100% occupied.
Pure construction spend expected to be around ₹1,200 crore, up from ₹924 crore in FY26.
Key launches like Niara Tower C may slip to Q3 FY27 due to regulatory approvals (environmental/NGT).
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