Nesco Limited Holds 67th AGM, Discusses ₹1000 Crore Revenue Milestone and Future Projects
Nesco Limited's 67th AGM highlighted FY26 revenue exceeding ₹1,000 crores. The Realty division saw 8.6% growth, with Tower 2 construction commencing (₹3,500 crore investment). Exhibitions and Foods divisions reported strong growth. Total income reached ₹1,031 crores with ₹412 crores profit after tax. A ₹7 per share dividend was recommended.
The announcement details significant financial achievements, progress on major projects like Tower 2, and strategic initiatives like 100% renewable energy adoption. These factors have a material impact on the company's performance and future prospects.
The company reported strong financial performance, including record revenue and profit growth, and a debt-free status with substantial liquidity. The positive outlook on future projects and the dividend recommendation contribute to a positive sentiment.
Nesco Limited held its 67th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday, 27 July 2026, through video conference. The transcript of the meeting, which included discussions on the company's performance and future plans, has been provided.
During the AGM, the company highlighted that its total revenue crossed ₹1,000 crores for the first time in Financial Year 2026. The Realty division reported revenue of ₹398 crores, with a 8.6% growth, and maintained 100% occupancy in Towers 3 and 4. Work has commenced on Tower 2, an integrated development expected to be completed within 60 months of receiving the commencement certificate, with an estimated investment of ₹3,500 crores. The company also completed its transition to 100% renewable energy for its Mumbai operations.
The Exhibition and Events division reported revenue of ₹260 crores, a 30% growth, having hosted over 135 events. The Foods division, now a popular entertainment destination in Mumbai, reported revenue of ₹238 crores, a significant 107% growth. The Engineering division reported lower revenue of ₹35 crores due to softer demand in capital goods sectors. Construction for Wayside Amenities along the Hyderabad-Visakhapatnam Expressway is progressing, with operations expected by the end of the financial year.
Overall financial performance for FY26 showed a total income of ₹1,031 crores (22% YoY growth), EBITDA of ₹590 crores, and profit after tax of ₹412 crores (10% YoY growth). The company is debt-free with liquidity of ₹1,471 crores. The Board recommended a final dividend of ₹7 per share, subject to shareholder approval.
Discussions also covered ESG initiatives, including the adoption of 100% green power and Platinum-rated Green Building certifications for its IT Park. The company contributed ₹8.30 crores towards CSR initiatives focused on education and healthcare.
Shareholders raised questions regarding Tower 2's completion timelines, rental income projections, lease expiries, future land value, and the operational timeline for the hotel. They also inquired about modernization plans for the Exhibition Centre, competition, and the impact of the 9x9 music concert incident. The company clarified that works on Tower 2 have commenced and detailed its operational capacity and modernization plans for the Exhibition Centre, including the redevelopment of Hall 1 within 12 months at an estimated capex of ₹200 crores.
Management addressed queries on capex funding, primarily through internal accruals, and explained the dip in treasury income due to payments for Tower 2. The current treasury size was reported at ₹1,650 crores as of June 30, 2026. Employee costs for the year amounted to ₹74 crores for a total of 349 permanent and 638 contractual employees. ESG achievements included adopting 100% green power, Green Building certifications, and ISO certifications for quality, safety, and environment at the Vishnoli factory.
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