G R Infraprojects Limited has informed the Exchange regarding outcome of the Board meeting held on August 01, 2025.
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G R Infraprojects reported its Q1 FY26 (quarter ended June 30, 2025) financial results. Standalone revenue from operations declined ~3.7% YoY to ₹1,82,613.54 lakhs (vs ₹1,89,654.39 lakhs in Q1 FY25), but standalone profit after tax surged ~42% YoY to ₹21,580.03 lakhs (vs ₹15,196 lakhs). On a consolidated basis, revenue dipped ~2% to ₹1,98,778.99 lakhs, while PAT jumped ~57% to ₹24,440.63 lakhs. Standalone EPS rose to ₹22.31 (from ₹15.72). The auditor (SRBC & Co LLP) issued an unmodified limited review report, but drew attention to an ongoing sub-judice regulatory matter before the Gauhati High Court (related to a 2022 NHAI/custody case) where no adjustments have been made pending outcome. The Board also approved altering the object clause of the MOA to diversify business, subject to shareholder approval. Utilisation of NCD proceeds showed no deviations.
Sharp profit growth despite a modest revenue dip suggests improved margins and cost control, which is positive for shareholders. However, the unresolved Gauhati High Court matter remains a key overhang on the stock, and the proposed MOA amendment signals intent to diversify beyond roads/highways into newer infrastructure areas.