Ashiana Housing Q2 FY27 Bookings Surge 175% YoY
Earnings & Results
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12th Nov 2026
Financial Performance Overview
Q2 FY27 Performance (Quarter Ended 30th September 2026)
- Value of Area Booked: INR834 crores (9.47 lakh square feet, 525 units)
- Average Realization: INR8,813 per square feet (up 20% year-on-year)
- Collections: INR487 crores (up 20% year-on-year, 19% sequentially)
- Revenue from Operations: INR576 crores (vs. INR107 crores in Q1 FY27 and INR166 crores in Q2 FY26)
- Profit After Tax (PAT): INR51 crores (vs. INR13 crores in Q1 FY27 and INR28 crores in Q2 FY26)
- Construction: 7.17 lakh square feet constructed during the quarter
- Deliveries: 8.63 lakh square feet delivered with handovers commencing at Ashiana Amarah Phase 1 and Ashiana Anmol Phase 3 in Gurugram
- Pre-tax Operating Cash Flow: INR138 crores (vs. INR123 crores in Q2 FY26)
H1 FY27 Performance (Half-Year Ended 30th September 2026)
- Value of Area Booked: INR1,192 crores (up 62% year-on-year across 13.07 lakh square feet and 759 units)
- Average Realization: INR9,119 per square feet (up 25% year-on-year)
- Collections: INR896 crores (up 13% year-on-year)
- Revenue from Operations: INR683 crores (vs. INR458 crores in H1 FY26, up 49% year-on-year)
- Profit After Tax (PAT): INR64 crores (vs. INR40 crores in H1 FY26, up 59% year-on-year)
- Pre-tax Operating Cash Flow: INR259 crores (vs. INR231 crores for H1 FY26, up 12%)
Strategic Updates & Business Performance
Senior Living Business Strategy
- Senior living business value of area booked has grown at a CAGR of ~55% from INR154 crores in FY23 to INR570 crores in FY26
- Target of INR1,500 crores in annual value of area booked by 2030
- Q2 FY27 senior living bookings: INR176 crores
- H1 FY27 senior living bookings: INR310 crores
- Confident of meeting FY27 target of INR700+ crores of senior living bookings
- Recently added new land parcel in Gurugram under JDA with estimated GDV of INR1,300 crores (7.25 lakh square feet)
- Five projects acquired in FY26 and FY27 so far
- Senior living now accounts for total GDV of more than INR9,000 crores
- Strong pipeline of launches over next 18 months
- First new project Ashiana Aranya in Chennai expected to launch in Q4 FY27
- Three new phase launches planned in H2 FY27
- Focused category-building program to expand senior living market
Profitability Goals
- Achieved return on equity of 15% in FY26
- Medium-term target of crossing INR500 crores of PAT
- FY27 PAT expectation: over INR250 crores
- Cumulative PAT target of INR2,000 crores by FY30 (with some slippage expected into FY31)
Operational Highlights
- Q2 Launches: 8.77 lakh square feet, including Ashiana OMA in Jaipur (INR402 crores through 238 units)
- Rating Upgrade: CARE Ratings upgraded company's issuer rating from CARE A to CARE A+
- Net Cash Position: Company maintains strong net cash position
Project-Specific Updates
- Ashiana Anmol: Historical high land cost project affecting current margins (35% revenue share to landlord)
- Ashiana Advik: Better margin project with historically owned land (land cost ~5%)
- Ashiana Ekansh: Expected normalized margins (22.75% revenue share to landlord)
- Ashiana Malhar: Lower margin project due to high land costs
- Ashiana Swarang: Only project facing potential delivery postponement
- Ashiana Aaroham Phase 3: On track for launch in Q4 FY27 with all approvals received
- Ashiana Amodh Phase 1: Construction complete, expected delivery in Q4 FY27 (OC process ongoing)
Market & Geographic Strategy
- Senior living focus cities: Chennai, NCR, Mumbai, Pune region, and Bengaluru
- Considering Hyderabad for future expansion
- Differentiated senior living products: Active Senior Living and Sophisticated Senior Living
- Gross margin differential: Senior living provides ~5 percentage points higher margins than regular housing
- Sophisticated Senior Living offers 2-3 percentage points extra margin
Q&A Session Key Takeaways
Legal Matter (Apollo Hospitals Land Dispute)
- Apollo Hospitals alleged encroachment of land at Lavasa in their FY25/FY26 annual report
- Matter is sub judice with no material developments
- Described as a "boundary dispute" related to parcels allotted from Lavasa Corporation
- No out-of-court settlement conversations ongoing
Margin Analysis
- Q2 margins affected by high land cost projects (Ashiana Anmol with 35% revenue share)
- Future margins expected to improve with newer projects (Ashiana Advik, Ashiana Tarang, Ashiana Ekansh, Ashiana Amodh)
- No material construction cost escalation between booking and delivery
Delivery Schedule
- All projects on track for delivery except Ashiana Swarang
- Confident of meeting FY27 PAT target of INR250+ crores
Growth Trajectory
- PAT target slippage: ~15-20% of INR2,000 crores cumulative PAT may slip into FY31
- FY30 PAT target: INR500 crores
- Capital allocation focused on senior living expansion rather than substantial dividends/buybacks
Bengaluru Expansion
- Bengaluru land deal expected to be signed within FY27
- Launch timeline: Late FY28 or H1 FY29
Product Strategy
- Kid-Centric Homes: Now largest part of ongoing book by value, primarily in Gurugram
- Concept refinement ongoing with price increases demonstrated in Ashiana Aaroham
- Senior Living Competitive Position: 22-year track record, differentiated sales channels (primarily referrals), specialized design requirements
- Market size currently too small for larger developers to focus on significantly
Project Performance
- Ashiana Vatsalya Phase 3: Strong response with better pricing than Phase 2
- Chennai Market: Remains best senior living market with most depth
Forward Outlook
- Focus on timely handovers in FY27
- Continued investment in senior living category building
- Active pursuit of additional senior living land parcels
- Maintain discipline in capital allocation and execution