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NEXUSSELECTTRUST Diversified 14 May 2026

Nexus Select Trust — Q4 FY26

Nexus Select Trust delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with 8% footfall growth and 19% consumption growth, driving retail NOI up 11% YoY.

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Revenue ₹652 Cr
EBITDA
PAT ₹12 Cr
EBITDA Margin
Duration 45 min
Read Time 1 min read

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Nexus Select Trust delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with 8% footfall growth and 19% consumption growth, driving retail NOI up 11% YoY. Full-year DPU reached INR 9.1, meeting guidance, and FY27 DPU guidance of INR 9.8-10 implies 9% growth. Key drivers include robust demand across fashion, jewelry, and electronics, with jewelry consumption share rising 300bps to 7%. Occupancy remains high at 97%, and the company expects 20% mark-to-market on 45% of gross rental expiring over four years. The acquisition pipeline is strong with eight assets, including Diamond Plaza Kolkata. Risks include potential macroeconomic headwinds from global conflicts and rising interest costs, though management remains confident in sustained consumption momentum.

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Quarter Snapshot

Footfall Growth (Q4) 8%
+8% YoY

Footfall growth in Q4 FY26, contributing to consumption growth.

Consumption Growth (Q4) 19%
+19% YoY

Consumption growth in Q4 FY26, driven by strong category performance.

Occupancy Rate 97%
+400bps vs market

Retail occupancy 400 basis points ahead of market, reflecting proactive leasing.

Nexus One App Users 1M
+1M users

Nexus One app crossed 1 million users with 150k monthly active users.

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Top guidance FY27 DPU guidance of INR 9.8-10 per unit

Management expects to distribute INR 9.8 to 10 per unit in FY27, implying 9% growth over FY26 DPU of INR 9.1.

Top risk Global macroeconomic headwinds

Management noted potential impact from Middle East conflict, inflation, and higher input costs, though no slowdown seen yet.

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