KNR Constructions reports Q2 FY26 results, secures new EPC projects and maintains strong order book
KNR Constructions released its Q2 FY26 Investor Presentation, reporting significant declines in standalone and consolidated financials. However, the company secured new EPC projects worth ₹531.9 crore and maintains a robust order book of ₹8,747.8 crore, signaling future growth potential.
The Q2 FY26 financial results show significant underperformance compared to the previous year, which is a negative factor for investors. Conversely, the acquisition of new EPC contracts and the completion of key projects, along with a healthy order book, provide a positive outlook for future growth and operational stability. This combination of immediate financial weakness and strong future pipeline creates a medium-level impact.
The announcement presents a mixed financial picture with substantial year-on-year declines in revenue, EBITDA, and PAT for Q2 FY26. However, these negative financial results are balanced by the positive news of new EPC project wins and the successful completion of HAM projects, contributing to a strong and growing order book which indicates future revenue visibility.
KNR Constructions Limited has submitted its Investor Presentation for Q2 FY26, highlighting key operational and financial updates: * The company received Letters of Acceptance for two new EPC projects in Telangana from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation: * A 3-lane flyover project at Kukatpally “Y” junction, valued at ₹72.8 crore (excluding GST), with a construction period of 24 months. * A multi-level flyovers/grade separators and road widening project at Khajaguda Junction & IIIT Junction, valued at ₹459.1 crore (excluding GST), also with a 24-month construction period. * Provisional Certificates of Completion were received for: * KNR Guruvayur Infra Private Limited (Valanchery – Kappirikkad), effective from 17th July 2025. * KNR Ramanattukara Infra Private Limited (Ramanattukara – Valanchery), effective from 18th July 2025. * Standalone Financial Highlights for Q2 FY26: * Total Revenue stood at ₹493 crore, a 44% decrease compared to Q2 FY25. * EBITDA was ₹53.6 crore, a 67% decrease, with EBITDA margin at 10.9% (down 770 basis points). * Profit After Tax (PAT) was ₹27.9 crore, a significant 92% decrease. * Consolidated Financial Highlights for Q2 FY26: * Total Revenue was ₹646.5 crore, a 67% decrease compared to Q2 FY25. * EBITDA was ₹192.56 crore, a 78% decrease, with EBITDA margin at 29.8% (down 1490 basis points). * Profit After Tax (PAT) was ₹104.63 crore, an 82% decrease. * The company's order book stood strong at ₹8,215.9 crore as on 30th September 2025, which increases to ₹8,747.8 crore including the recently won projects. The order book is diversified across roads (HAM and others), irrigation, pipeline, and mining sectors, primarily in the South and East regions. * KNR Constructions continues to focus on strategic joint ventures, timely project execution, projects requiring high engineering skills, securing EPC contracts, and capitalizing on the country's infrastructure development opportunities.
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