Godrej Properties
bullish highGodrej Properties delivered a record Q4 FY26 with ₹10,163cr in bookings, up 21% QoQ, and ₹7,947cr in collections, up 14% YoY.
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Godrej Properties delivered a record Q4 FY26 with ₹10,163cr in bookings, up 21% QoQ, and ₹7,947cr in collections, up 14% YoY.
Read Godrej Properties analysis →Oberoi Realty reported strong operational momentum in Q4 FY26, driven by robust booking at Ellesian Gore and high occupancy at Sky City Mall (72%) and Commerce 3 (98%).
Read Oberoi Realty analysis →Godrej Properties had the stronger quarter on this simple score because its revenue growth plus EBITDA margin beat Oberoi Realty. Revenue growth is compared first, with EBITDA margin used as the quality check.
Godrej Properties delivered a record Q4 FY26 with ₹10,163cr in bookings, up 21% QoQ, and ₹7,947cr in collections, up 14% YoY. Full-year bookings grew 16% to ₹34,171cr, achieving 105% of guidance. EBITDA grew 51% to ₹959cr and PAT grew 70% to ₹650cr. The strong performance was driven by new project launches (Godrej Abode, Godrej Arden) and sustained sales from projects like Godrej Trillium. Management guided FY27 bookings to ₹39,000cr (+20% YoY) and collections to ₹24,000cr (+20% YoY), supported by a robust launch pipeline and 35% higher opening inventory. Key risks include geopolitical uncertainty (Middle East conflict) impacting demand and potential cost inflation of 5-6% from supply chain disruptions.
Oberoi Realty reported strong operational momentum in Q4 FY26, driven by robust booking at Ellesian Gore and high occupancy at Sky City Mall (72%) and Commerce 3 (98%). The company announced business development of ~4 million sq ft across MMR, including a 2 million sq ft project in Bandra East and redevelopment deals in South Bombay. Management outlined an ambitious launch pipeline for FY27, including 360 North in Gurugram, Oceanic, Fair View, Forest Wheel Tower D, Jardin Tower A, and Alibag. Key risks include rising construction costs (2-3% increase) due to the West Asia crisis, which is eroding contingencies, and potential demand slowdown in ultra-luxury segments as seen in 360 West. The company expects double-digit sales growth in FY28, contingent on timely launches and approvals.
Highest ever quarterly bookings, driven by new launches and sustenance sales.
Highest collections ever reported by an Indian real estate developer in a financial year.
Added 33 million sq ft of future sales potential, achieving over 200% of guidance.
Delivered across nine cities, enabling strong earnings growth.
Added ~4 million sq ft of development potential across MMR in FY26.
Achieved 72% occupancy within first year of operations; targeting 100% by FY27-end.
Commercial asset reached 98% occupancy with marquee tenants.
Sold 10 units vs 17 in FY25, indicating slowdown in ultra-luxury segment.
Management expects 20% growth in bookings to over ₹39,000cr, driven by a strong launch pipeline and sustained sales.
Management guidance revenueCollections are guided to grow 20% to over ₹24,000cr, supported by strong operating cash flow and project deliveries.
Management guidance revenueManagement targets a return on equity of 20% by FY28, driven by faster execution and project deliveries.
Management guidance growthPlanned launch of 360 North in Gurugram with 5,000+ and 8,000+ sq ft apartments; L&T appointed as contractor.
Management guidance growthManagement expects mall occupancy to reach 100% by March 2027, up from current 72%.
Management guidance growthRLDA will be primarily a sale model (50-60% sale) rather than lease, with potential for faster repayment of land dues.
Management guidance expansionThe Middle East conflict caused a temporary slowdown in March, and continued uncertainty could affect buyer sentiment and sales conversions.
high · management_commentaryManagement estimates a 5-6% cost impact from the war, potentially reducing margins by 1-2% per quarter if the situation persists.
medium · management_commentaryNCR sales dipped in FY26 due to delayed approvals for key projects like Ashok Vihar; any further delays could impact FY27 guidance.
medium · analyst_questionCosts increased 2-3% due to West Asia crisis, impacting energy, aluminum, glass, and labor; contingencies being eroded.
medium · management_commentary360 West sold only 10 units in FY26 vs 17 in FY25, indicating potential demand weakness at high price points.
medium · data_observation360 North is Oberoi's first project in Gurugram; management was vague on pricing and strategy, raising uncertainty.
medium · analyst_questionWe have enough and more to be very confident like was mentioning that there is a guidance of launch guidance and we keep tend to keep buffer so some of these may flip but in spite of them flipping we very confident to bring the inventory given as guidance.
I think you know it's in a pretty tight band. There will always be a little bit of fluctuation on this.
We have just delivered seven I mean literally five towers we've given possession. We have three more towers which were launched last year and then a year before that there's enough inventory within the project itself which is kind of ready or under construction.
We are very mindful of that and that's why just 20 minutes ago I said that we probably will even look at strata sale of course once we get strata sale we will ensure that we try and repay them faster.