Press Release: Q4 and FY26 Results
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J. Kumar Infraprojects reported muted FY26 performance with consolidated revenue of ₹5,723 crores, up just 1% from ₹5,693 crores in FY25. PAT declined marginally to ₹387 crores from ₹391 crores, while EBITDA stood at ₹823 crores compared to ₹826 crores. EBITDA margin compressed slightly to 14.4% from 14.5%. Q4 FY26 saw a steeper decline of 3% in revenue and 5% in EBITDA. However, cash PAT grew 4% to ₹583 crores, and the company remains cash positive with negative net debt of ₹264 crores. Working capital efficiency improved with working capital days reducing to 99 from 112. The order book stands at a robust ₹18,554 crores, providing visibility for future execution.
The flat revenue growth and slight PAT decline reflect operational headwinds in FY26, though the strong order book and cash-positive balance sheet provide a solid foundation for recovery. The management commentary indicates FY27 will be a year of stronger growth trajectory with improving execution velocity.