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Praveg Limited reported FY26 consolidated total income of ₹242.44 Cr, up 39% from ₹174.43 Cr in FY25, driven by expansion in hospitality and a new advertisement vertical. EBITDA grew modestly to ₹59.05 Cr from ₹56.88 Cr, but the company slipped into a consolidated net loss of ₹9.97 Cr (vs profit of ₹16.05 Cr in FY25), hit by sharply higher interest costs (₹14.49 Cr, up 80%) and depreciation (₹48.80 Cr, up 75%). EBITDA margin compressed sharply to 24.36% from 32.61% a year ago. Q4 FY26 standalone revenue rose 25% to ₹54.52 Cr but the company posted a standalone loss of ₹3.89 Cr. Operationally, the company now manages 827+ rooms across 17 resorts and 1 five-star hotel, served 1.4 million+ meals and 1.2 lakh+ rooms in FY26, and unveiled a 'Vision 2028' targeting 2,500+ rooms across 65+ locations.
Despite strong top-line growth and visible operational scale-up, the sharp swing into losses and steep margin compression in FY26 are clear negatives for shareholders and may weigh on the stock in the short term. However, the disclosed growth pipeline (577 rooms in 11 upcoming resorts, Meghalaya PPP win, IHCL/Mahindra partnerships, and Vision 2028 targets) provides longer-term revenue visibility that could support a re-rating if execution improves and margins recover.