Sobha Q1 FY27 results: PAT up 27% YoY; board approves Rs 1,000 cr NCD issue

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AI summary

Sobha Q1 FY27: standalone revenue rose 37% YoY to Rs 1,257.59 crore; PAT up 27% to Rs 58.04 crore. Consolidated PAT jumped to Rs 50.85 crore from Rs 13.62 crore. Board approved raising up to Rs 1,000 crore via non-convertible debentures on private placement. Auditor flagged ED/PMLA matter over about Rs 201.6 crore Haryana land and about Rs 84.2 crore income tax demands; unmodified review issued.

Likely market impact

Strong quarterly growth and fund-raising approval are positives, but ED/PMLA and tax disputes remain overhangs to monitor.