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VVIP Infratech reported FY26 consolidated revenue of ₹3,465 million, down about 6.5% from the previous year, hit by a slowdown in government schemes like Jal Jeevan Mission. Consolidated profit after tax fell 16.7% to ₹300.7 million, while standalone revenue dipped 5.9% to ₹2,606 million and standalone PAT dropped 13.7% to ₹226.7 million. Margins held up well — consolidated EBITDA margin stayed around 20.6% and standalone EBITDA margin at 14.2% — showing the company protected profitability despite weaker top-line growth. The infrastructure order book stood at roughly ₹7.6 billion, supported by a fresh ₹809 million project win from UP Jal Nigam under the Namami Gange programme. On the real estate side, three projects (VVIP Namah, VVIP Addresses, VVIP Yamuna) have booked flats worth about ₹1,158 crore and collected ₹459 crore, with another ~₹699 crore in receivables and an unsold land bank at Madhuban-Bapudham set to launch in six months. Management is guiding 50-55% standalone revenue growth for FY27 with EBITDA margins of 14-16%.
Near-term numbers are soft with revenue and profits declining, but steady margins, a strong order book, and an aggressive FY27 growth guidance (50-55%) point to a recovery story. Shareholders should watch execution on the new ₹809 crore order, real estate collections, and the Madhuban-Bapudham launch as key catalysts for FY27.