Ansal Housing Q4 FY26: Sales Slide, Default Update

Stock price snapshot as of 13 Aug 2026

Ansal Housing and Construction’s share price was around ₹5.6 on 13 Aug 2026. Another market snapshot for the same date shows the stock trading at ₹5.64, with a previous close of ₹5.56. The company is tracked under NSE: ANSALHSG and BSE: 507828. In an earlier intraday reference (BSE, 11:35 AM), the day’s range was shown with a high of ₹6.89 and a low of ₹6.74. The price context matters because the latest quarter numbers and regulatory disclosures have arrived while the stock remains in low single digits.

Q4 FY2025-26 result highlights (as stated)

For the quarter-ended March (Q4 FY2025-26), the company’s result highlights indicated a 12.5% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase in consolidated revenues. On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, the same revenue line was stated to have declined 33.6%. Expenses for the quarter were described as up 42.3% QoQ and down 17.3% YoY. The net profit line was stated to have increased 1,377.7% QoQ and increased 57.7% YoY. The EPS line in the highlight section was noted as “declined at 4.1” during Q4 FY2025-26. These highlight bullets are part of the information investors often use to quickly gauge momentum across revenue, cost, and bottom line movement.

Reported consolidated March 2026 numbers: sales down sharply YoY

A separate reported consolidated update for the March 2026 quarter put net sales at ₹69.98 crore, down 37.64% YoY from ₹112.22 crore in March 2025. The same report mentioned a quarterly net loss of ₹28.52 crore in March 2026, compared with a net loss of ₹18.09 crore in March 2025. It also reported EBITDA at negative ₹24.54 crore in March 2026 versus ₹2.09 crore in March 2025. These figures underline that, at least in this disclosed set of consolidated numbers, operating profitability was weak in the March 2026 quarter. The company’s market disclosures also carry context beyond quarterly performance, including board meeting notices and regulatory updates.

Quarterly operating snapshot from the provided table (Mar 2025 to Mar 2026)

The quarterly table shared for the period Mar 2025 to Mar 2026 lists net sales, total expenditure, and operating profit. Net sales were shown at ₹101.24 crore (Mar 2025), ₹66.61 crore (Jun 2025), ₹103.15 crore (Sep 2025), ₹54.88 crore (Dec 2025), and ₹60.04 crore (Mar 2026). Total expenditure over the same quarters was ₹96.04 crore, ₹52.73 crore, ₹94.50 crore, ₹46.78 crore, and ₹51.61 crore. Operating profit was listed as ₹5.20 crore (Mar 2025), ₹13.88 crore (Jun 2025), ₹8.65 crore (Sep 2025), ₹8.11 crore (Dec 2025), and ₹8.44 crore (Mar 2026). The table also included Adjusted EPS (₹) of -2.14 (Mar 2025), 0.37 (Jun 2025), -0.09 (Sep 2025), 0.24 (Dec 2025), and -0.30 (Mar 2026). This snapshot provides quarter-to-quarter signposts, although it should be read alongside the separate consolidated headline where March 2026 EBITDA and net profit were reported as negative.

Q1 (quarter ended Jun 2025) numbers shown in the results table

A dedicated Q1 results table (all figures in ₹ crore except per share values) provided another view of operating movement. For Jun 2025, total revenue was ₹83.80 crore versus ₹112.22 crore in Mar 2025. Total operating expense in Jun 2025 was ₹73.87 crore versus ₹129.88 crore in Mar 2025. Net income was shown as -₹0.29 crore in Jun 2025 versus -₹18.09 crore in Mar 2025. Diluted normalized EPS was listed at 0.27 in Jun 2025 versus -0.83 in Mar 2025. These numbers point to a quarter where losses narrowed sharply relative to the immediately preceding quarter shown in that table.

Key reported figures at a glance

Exchange filings: Regulation 30 update and board meeting intimation

The company made an exchange disclosure dated 30 Jul 2026 under Regulation 30, described as an update on an order of the Adjudicating Authority under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002. Separately, a board meeting intimation referenced approval of unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. Another board meeting disclosure set out a meeting on Friday, May 29, 2026 to consider and approve audited financial results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026, on both standalone and consolidated basis. That notice also mentioned the possibility of a dividend recommendation. The same communication stated that the trading window would remain closed until 48 hours after the declaration of the audited financial results.

Loan repayment default disclosure and what it signals

Ansal Housing disclosed a default on repayment of principal amounting to ₹61.82 crore to Suraksha Asset Reconstruction Private Limited, acting as trustee of Suraksha ARC-034 Trust. The default was stated to have occurred on March 31, 2026. The disclosure linked the matter to project funding with a total principal obligation of ₹169 crore at an interest rate of 14% per annum. Such disclosures are closely watched because they can shape lender actions, repayment timelines, and the company’s operating flexibility. The filing itself is the key fact investors track, especially alongside quarterly performance and board approvals.

Shareholding: promoter stake unchanged

The shareholding section indicated that promoter holding remained unchanged at 24.99% in the Jun 2026 quarter. The same shareholding table showed “investors” at 75.01% across the displayed periods. A named investor reference in the dataset also highlighted “Porinju V Veliyath” with a holding value of ₹0.476 crore (as of March 2026), and another holding value line of ₹0.6813022 crore (as of March 2026). The broader point from the shareholding snapshot is stability in promoter ownership at the reported level, even as quarterly numbers and regulatory items were being updated.

What investors were watching next: earnings expected on 13/08/2026

The dataset included a line stating “Earnings: Expected on 13/08/2026.” With board meeting notices already on record for approvals of audited and unaudited results at different points, this earnings timeline becomes a near-term trigger for fresh disclosures. Investors typically use such dates to track whether the company provides updated financial statements, explanations on exceptional items, or additional notes that reconcile headline metrics across different reports. Any new filing would also sit alongside the existing Regulation 30 update and the earlier default disclosure already in the public domain.

Market impact and why these disclosures matter

The March 2026 consolidated headline numbers highlighted a steep YoY drop in net sales and a negative EBITDA figure, while other sections presented QoQ improvements and separate quarterly tables showing operating profit and shifting EPS. Alongside these, the disclosed repayment default of ₹61.82 crore is a material credit event that can influence how markets interpret risk. The combination of results announcements, trading window closure rules around audited results, and additional regulatory updates under PMLA-related proceedings adds layers of uncertainty that investors tend to price in quickly. The stock’s low absolute price on 13 Aug 2026 provides the market backdrop against which these disclosures were being processed.

Conclusion

Ansal Housing’s latest public information set combines quarterly performance snapshots with significant corporate disclosures, including a repayment default and multiple board and regulatory updates. The next key reference point cited is the earnings expectation dated 13/08/2026, alongside ongoing exchange filing obligations around quarterly and annual results.