India Homes Q1 FY27: Redevelopment Platform Takes Shape
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The presentation is for Q1 FY27, covering April to June 2026 (quarter ended 30 June 2026).
It discloses audited standalone results, including total income, profit after tax, and EPS for Q1 FY27 versus Q1 FY26, and FY26 versus FY25. Figures are stated in INR lakhs.
The pipeline lists India Court (Wadala), King Court (Matunga), Duke Court (Chembur), and Waterfall Enclave (Khopoli, JV with Lloyds), with construction area, indicative timelines, and status.
The presentation states promoters, in their private capacity, hold land bank and or development agreements for projects in Wadala, Matunga and Chembur, and the company intends to consolidate them under India Homes subject to agreements and shareholder approvals.
The company states a One-Time Settlement was reached with J.C. Flowers ARC in FY26 to resolve remaining secured borrowings, and the payout is pending.
The company describes itself as a Mumbai-focused real estate redevelopment platform, focusing on redevelopment of legacy or under-utilized properties in Mumbai micro-markets.
The presentation mentions Matunga, Wadala, Chembur and Dadar as key micro-markets.
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