PURVA Q1 FY27 earnings call.
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₹849 Cr
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63%
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Puravankara delivered a strong Q1 FY27 with pre-sales of INR 1,439 cr (+28% YoY) driven by balanced volume and price growth. Collections surged 40% to INR 1,199 cr while 745 homes were handed over. Revenue from operations grew 63% YoY to INR 877 cr with EBITDA margin expanding to 25%, and PAT turned positive at INR 25 cr versus a loss of INR 69 cr in Q1 FY26. The company added 4 land parcels in Bangalore (~42 acres, 4.23 mn sq ft developable area, INR 5,200 cr GDV) and advanced its Purva Gentic capital recycling with a definitive agreement for INR 625 cr enterprise value. Management reaffirmed FY27 pre-sales guidance of INR 11,200 cr and debt reduction of INR 700 cr. Key risks include launch delays due to Karnataka government transitions, high leverage (net debt INR 2,836 cr, net debt/equity 1.57x), and execution dependency on timely approvals across the portfolio.
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Guidance to track
- Management reiterated full-year pre-sales guidance of INR 11,200 cr based on project-wise launch pipeline tracking across South and West regions, with H2 weighted toward festival period.
- Gross debt reduced by INR 74 cr in Q1 despite four land acquisitions; management confirmed holding INR 700 cr debt reduction guidance, subject to opportunity evaluation vs. debt paydown.
- Portfolio-level EBITDA margin guidance maintained at 25-30% range depending on product mix (plotted/GDA vs. outright leasehold projects), with Q1 at the lower end.
- Purva Miami Beacon (Upanagar) expected Q3, while Upag and Honolutu projects targeted Q4 launches, totaling 4 new projects in West region.
Risks flagged
- Henry Road project approvals delayed due to state government cabinet changes post-elections. Management expects clarity this week but launches originally planned for Q1 have shifted to Q2-Q3.
- Net debt stands at INR 2,836 cr with net debt/equity at 1.57x and average cost of debt at 11.12%. Management flagged leverage and borrowing costs as active priorities requiring operational cash flow improvement.
- Revenue of INR 877 cr is significantly below pre-sales of INR 1,439 cr due to completion-based recognition. Q1 PAT of INR 25 cr remains small relative to the business scale; management cautioned that one quarter doesn't define earnings trajectory.
- The INR 625 cr Purva Gentic transaction with ICF potential is expected to close within the month (July 2026) but remains subject to customary closing conditions. Delay could impact planned debt reduction and capital recycling.
Key quotes
- The significance of Q1 lies in the direction of travel and the operating ingredients behind it. Higher sales, a stronger collection and more deliveries and better profitability.
- We intend to pursue the guidance without compromising pricing discipline and our capital requisition standards. Our agenda for the rest of FY27 is therefore straightforward. Translate the pipeline into launches. Translate PL into collection. Translate construction into handovers and translate operating progress into stronger cash flows.
- For the listed players for the products which are well priced and the products which are well designed and which reach customers they are all doing very well. So we have not seen any slowdown whether in sustenance or the projects that we have launched so far.
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