Man Infraconstruction Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the Un-Audited financial results for the quarter ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Man Infraconstruction reported Q1 FY26 standalone revenue from operations of ₹9,946.78 lakhs, down about 7.6% from ₹10,763.46 lakhs a year ago, while other income more than doubled to ₹5,028.14 lakhs, lifting total income to ₹14,974.92 lakhs. Standalone profit after tax rose sharply to ₹6,095.04 lakhs (vs ₹4,194.41 lakhs, up ~45%), with EPS at ₹1.62 (vs ₹1.13). On a consolidated basis, revenue from operations fell steeply to ₹18,289.54 lakhs from ₹34,161.87 lakhs (down ~46%), dragged down by the Real Estate segment which dropped from ₹22,651.62 lakhs to ₹8,144.18 lakhs; consolidated PAT (after non-controlling interest) fell to ₹5,557.26 lakhs from ₹7,749.59 lakhs. The board also approved related party transactions (including material RPTs), subject to shareholder approval via postal ballot. The Limited Review Report by G.M. Kapadia & Co. was clean, and prior-period figures have been restated following the NCLT-approved merger of wholly-owned subsidiaries MTPL and MPL with the company effective April 1, 2024.
Mixed picture: strong standalone earnings growth (driven by non-operating income) contrasts with a sharp consolidated revenue and profit decline, mainly due to weak real estate sales — likely to weigh on near-term sentiment. The related party transactions needing shareholder approval and the subsidiary merger/restructuring are items shareholders should watch closely.