On behalf of VVIP INFRATECH LIMITED , we submit our latest Investors Presentation for your review and for uploading on the BSE Website. The presentation provides an updated overview of ....
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VVIP Infratech shared its H1FY26 investor presentation with the BSE. On a standalone basis, revenue grew 17.6% YoY to ₹1,299 crore, while EBITDA jumped 33.1% to ₹217 crore and PAT rose 34.1% to ₹137 crore, lifting EBITDA margin to 16.7% and PAT margin to 10.5%. On a consolidated basis (including 90% subsidiary VVIHPL real estate arm), revenue was ₹1,932 crore (+13.1% YoY), but EBITDA dipped 6.3% to ₹401 crore with margin contracting to 20.7% from 25% due to normalization of real estate margins and mix change. The company has an order book of ₹810 crore (STP/Sewerage ₹205 Cr, Water ₹207 Cr, Electrical ₹278 Cr, O&M ₹120 Cr) providing 2–3 years of revenue visibility across STPs, sewerage networks, water supply and electrical distribution in UP, Uttarakhand and NCR. Key growth drivers include VVIP Namah (Ghaziabad, ₹500 Cr sale value, ₹375 Cr booked) and VVIP Addresses (Greater Noida, ₹900 Cr potential), along with a Yamuna Expressway land parcel expected to yield ₹700–800 Cr in future revenue.
Strong standalone execution and margin expansion, combined with a healthy ₹810 Cr order book, supports the management's 25–30% FY26 revenue growth guidance. However, the consolidated EBITDA margin compression and the Yamuna Expressway project not being factored into FY26 numbers mean near-term upside is largely back-end loaded, so investors should watch working capital and project approvals closely.