H.G. Infra Engineering Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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H.G. Infra Engineering reported Q3 FY26 standalone revenue of ₹14,497.67 million, down about 3.9% from ₹15,085.38 million in Q3 FY25. Standalone profit after tax fell sharply to ₹968.62 million versus ₹1,365.64 million a year ago, a decline of roughly 29%, while EPS dropped to ₹14.86 from ₹20.95. For the 9-month period, standalone revenue grew modestly to ₹43,127.57 million (up 5.7%) but PAT slipped to ₹2,896.37 million from ₹3,647.44 million. Consolidated Q3 revenue rose 12.4% to ₹14,211.60 million, but consolidated PAT fell to ₹940.83 million from ₹1,151.16 million. Finance costs surged about 71% YoY in Q3 standalone, pressuring margins, and the debt-to-equity ratio climbed to 0.62 from 0.50 a year ago. Auditors flagged ongoing uncertainty from CBI/ACB search proceedings and arrest of four employees in January 2026 under the Prevention of Corruption Act, though management says there is no financial impact at this stage.
Mixed-to-negative near-term sentiment: revenue is soft on a standalone basis, profits are down sharply, margins are under pressure, and a CBI/ACB investigation is an overhang, though the company continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio and order pipeline, which may support future growth if the legal cloud clears.