G R Infraprojects Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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G R Infraprojects reported its Q1 FY26 results with standalone revenue from operations declining about 3.7% year-on-year to Rs 1,82,613.54 lakhs, but standalone profit after tax (PAT) rising roughly 42% to Rs 21,580.03 lakhs versus Rs 15,196 lakhs in Q1 FY25. Consolidated results showed a similar pattern: revenue dipped to Rs 1,98,778.99 lakhs (from Rs 2,03,030 lakhs), while consolidated PAT jumped around 56% to Rs 24,440.63 lakhs and EPS improved to Rs 25.23 from Rs 16.08. Operating margin expanded on a consolidated basis to 20.03% (from 18.13% a year ago), even though it compressed slightly on a standalone basis. The statutory auditor (SRBC) issued an unmodified review report but drew attention to an ongoing sub-judice matter at the Gauhati High Court involving NHAI officials and three company employees, with no adjustments made pending outcome. Separately, the Board approved amending the Object Clause of the MOA to allow business expansion and diversification, subject to shareholder approval.
Profitability grew strongly despite a modest revenue dip, which is likely to be viewed positively by investors; however, the unresolved Gauhati High Court matter remains a key overhang, and the proposed MOA change signals the company is preparing to enter new business areas beyond roads and highways.