Dhruv Consultancy Services / Q3-FY26

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Negative2026-02-10Back to DHRUVCONSULTANCY

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₹-5.69 Cr

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Dhruv Consultancy reported a 9-month revenue of ₹35.36 crore, impacted by a ₹30 crore non-cash accounting adjustment due to conservative revisions in project margin estimates under Ind AS. The adjustment stems from NHI policy changes, manpower deployment thresholds, and time overruns, but management asserts no cash flow impact and project-level profitability remains positive. The unexecuted order book stands at ₹256 crore, providing 2.5-3 years visibility. The company is diversifying into aviation, with one airport project won and four bids submitted, and exploring Middle East opportunities. However, governance concerns persist after a CARE rating downgrade and past debarment issues. Risk: Further margin erosion if NHI policies tighten or order conversion slows.

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  • Management aims to achieve ₹1,000 crore order book by 2030 through diversification and improved strike rate.
  • Management guarantees no similar revenue recognition adjustments in future quarters due to conservative approach.
  • Company expects to enter Middle East (Saudi Arabia) with new projects in FY2026-27.

Risks flagged

  • NHI's evolving policies on manpower deployment and billing cycles could compress margins further.
  • CARE rating downgrade and past debarment issues raise corporate governance red flags; management claims improved controls.
  • Africa projects delayed due to global geopolitical situation; Middle East entry still nascent.
  • Historical negative operating cash flows due to high competition and client concentration; improvement expected but not guaranteed.

Key quotes

  • This is a non-cash accounting impact and it is only a book adjustment resulting from refinement of previously estimated project margins.
  • We have made our vision 2030 which is to diversify into other infrastructure sectors.
  • We have submitted bids close to 350 cr for which results are awaited.

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