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Revenue
₹1,988 Cr
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Revenue YoY
-2%
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EBITDA
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G R Infraprojects reported a slight decline in consolidated revenue to ₹1,988 crore (down 2% YoY) due to delayed project starts, but PAT surged 56% YoY to ₹244 crore driven by lower interest costs and improved operational efficiency. The standalone EBITDA margin contracted 35bps to 12.65%, while the group-level margin expanded 200bps to 20%. Management guided for 10-15% revenue growth in FY26 and an ambitious ₹22,000 crore order inflow target, supported by a strong pipeline in highways, railways, and transmission. The company maintains a near-zero standalone debt-to-equity ratio of 0.04x. Key risks include persistent execution delays due to monsoon and land acquisition issues, and potential margin pressure from aggressive bidding in the highway sector.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects revenue growth of at least 10%, possibly 15% in FY26, driven by all projects now under execution.
- Targeting ₹22,000 crore of fresh order inflows in FY26, with ₹2,500 crore already received in Q1.
- For FY27, management targets order inflows of around ₹30,000 crore, contingent on government plans.
- Management guided standalone EBITDA margin to remain around 12% for FY26, with potential improvement in FY28.
Risks flagged
- Heavy monsoon rains and incomplete land acquisition are causing execution delays, which could impact revenue recognition.
- Intense competition in highway EPC may keep margins subdued; management expects margin improvement only by FY28.
- Transferring HAM assets to InvIT may involve contingent liabilities due to scope changes or cost revisions, affecting compensation.
- The ambitious ₹22,000 crore order inflow target relies on timely project awards from NHAI and other agencies, which have been slow historically.
Key quotes
- We will not be bidding that low... we will be making net plus; we don't want to lose basically while taking any highway project.
- Our strategy is to transfer to InvIT only when the project is completed ultimately... we don't want to hold those assets for a longer period.
- If we are able to get good amount of projects certainly we can expect... more than 20% growth then certainly our margin would be improved.
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