DLFBSEDLF LIMITED· ConstructionMediumNeutral
Announced Thu, 22 Oct, 2026 · 18:37 IST

DLF Q2 FY27: INR 3,800 crore bookings and INR 15,100 crore net cash

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AI summary

Q2 FY27 bookings were about INR 3,800 crore, collections INR 2,780 crore, operating cash flow INR 1,858 crore, and net cash INR 15,100 crore. Revenue was INR 2,298 crore, including a one-time INR 738 crore valuation gain; EBITDA was INR 1,060 crore and net profit exceeded INR 1,300 crore. Rental occupancy reached 96% by area and 97% by value. Management expects reported earnings to rise from FY27-28 as projects are completed.

Likely market impact

Strong bookings, cash flow and net cash support the shares; project handovers from FY27-28 may lift earnings. Construction rules could delay spending.