Ashiana Housing FY26 PAT hits ₹117.89 cr, income doubles

Key takeaway from the FY26 filing

Ashiana Housing Ltd reported a sharp year-on-year jump in profitability for FY26, alongside a significant expansion in income. The company said its Profit After Tax (PAT) rose to ₹117.89 crore for the year ended March 31, 2026, compared with ₹18.24 crore in FY25.

On the top line, the company reported revenue from operations of ₹1,185.06 crore in FY26 versus ₹557.45 crore in FY25. It also disclosed total income of ₹1,187.47 crore for FY26, up from ₹557.45 crore in the previous year. The numbers were part of its audited financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026.

FY26 numbers: revenue growth and profit turnaround

The FY26 performance was described as the company’s highest ever PAT at ₹117.89 crore. The scale of the change is visible in the year-on-year comparison: PAT rose from ₹18.24 crore in FY25 to ₹117.89 crore in FY26.

Revenue from operations more than doubled to ₹1,185.06 crore from ₹557.45 crore. Total income for the year was reported at ₹1,187.47 crore, also more than doubling from ₹557.45 crore. These figures indicate that FY26 was not a marginal improvement but a materially stronger year in both income and profitability.

Q4FY26 snapshot: profit nearly flat, revenue higher

For the quarter ended March 31, 2026, Ashiana Housing reported PAT of ₹20.98 crore. A PTI report said the company’s consolidated net profit for the quarter remained nearly flat at ₹20.98 crore, compared with ₹20.34 crore in the year-ago period.

On revenue, the company disclosed multiple line items for the quarter. One set of reported standalone quarterly numbers showed net sales of ₹300.48 crore in March 2026, up 50.16% from ₹200.11 crore in March 2025. Another disclosure in the provided text cited revenue of ₹335.18 crore for the quarter, up from ₹229.48 crore in the same period of the previous year. The filing also mentioned sales and other income of ₹332.81 crore for Q4FY26.

Q3FY26: sharp profit jump reported for December quarter

For the quarter ended December 31, 2025 (Q3FY26), the provided data included a large year-on-year increase in profit. One disclosure said Ashiana Housing posted net profit of ₹56.65 crore for the quarter, compared with ₹10.85 crore in the same period last year. It also said total income rose to ₹373.35 crore during the quarter.

Another set of figures presented the same profit scale in lakh units, where standalone net profit was reported at ₹5,691 lakh (₹56.91 crore) in Q3FY26 versus ₹1,104 lakh (₹11.04 crore) in Q3FY25, and revenue from operations at ₹34,258 lakh (₹342.58 crore). For consolidated performance, revenue from operations was stated at ₹36,185 lakh (₹361.85 crore) and consolidated net profit at ₹5,665 lakh (₹56.65 crore) for Q3FY26.

Board decisions: dividend and NCD issuance plan

Alongside the earnings update, the text also flagged capital and shareholder-related decisions. The board approved a final dividend of ₹1.5 per share.

It also approved issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) up to ₹100 crore. The disclosures in the provided text did not specify the coupon, tenure, or whether the NCD issuance would be in one tranche or multiple tranches.

What the company linked the FY26 jump to

In the provided information, Ashiana Housing’s FY26 annual net profit surge to ₹118 crore (₹117.89 crore) was linked to a “significant rise in sales bookings,” which was described as indicating robust demand for its properties.

While the text does not quantify booking value, the linkage is important because it ties the income expansion to underlying business momentum rather than a one-off accounting gain. Investors typically track bookings in real estate as a lead indicator for future revenue recognition.

Standalone vs consolidated: why the numbers look different

The disclosures include both standalone and consolidated references, and this can lead to confusion when quarterly revenue or profit numbers do not match line-for-line. For example, the PTI update described Q4 results as consolidated, while the opening line in the provided text explicitly mentioned “standalone quarterly numbers” for March 2026.

Similarly, for Q3FY26, the data includes consolidated revenue from operations (₹361.85 crore) and consolidated net profit (₹56.65 crore), while also citing standalone revenue from operations (₹342.58 crore) and standalone net profit (₹56.91 crore) in another excerpt. Readers should treat these as different scopes of reporting, not as contradictions, unless clarified further in the full financial statements.

Key reported financial datapoints (as provided)

Market impact: what investors typically track from such updates

The combination of a large FY26 profit increase and a more modest Q4 profit print puts focus on sustainability and cash flows. FY26 numbers show a clear turnaround in reported PAT to ₹117.89 crore and income expansion to about ₹1,187 crore. But the March quarter update, as reported by PTI, points to profit being nearly flat year-on-year at ₹20.98 crore.

The dividend of ₹1.5 per share is a direct shareholder return item, while the proposed NCD issuance of up to ₹100 crore signals potential funding plans. Debt raising through NCDs can be used for project needs or broader corporate purposes, though the provided text does not specify end-use. Investors will usually look for subsequent disclosures on NCD terms and on how leverage is managed relative to cash collections.

Conclusion

Ashiana Housing’s FY26 audited results show a sharp jump in PAT to ₹117.89 crore and revenue from operations rising to ₹1,185.06 crore, alongside board approval for a ₹1.5 final dividend and an NCD issuance plan up to ₹100 crore. In the March quarter, profit was reported as nearly flat year-on-year at ₹20.98 crore even as revenue metrics increased across different reported line items. The next set of detailed updates investors may track are the full audited schedules, further clarity on standalone versus consolidated line items, and the terms and timeline for the proposed NCD issuance.