Nila Spaces Q3 FY26 PAT ₹818 Lakh; Revenue ₹15,220 Lakh
Nila Spaces reported Q3 FY26 consolidated revenues of ₹15,220 lakh and PAT of ₹818 lakh. For 9M FY26, revenues were ₹13,522 lakh with PAT at ₹1,936 lakh. ROCE improved to 21.4% and ROE to 11.8%, with a debt-equity ratio of 0.42. The company is focusing on wellness living, virtual engagement, and tokenized ownership.
The reported financial results show improvement and the company is strategically expanding into new areas like virtual engagement and tokenized ownership, which could have a medium-term impact on growth and market position.
The company reported improved revenues, EBITDA margins, PAT, and return ratios (ROCE and ROE) compared to the previous fiscal year, indicating a positive financial performance.
Nila Spaces Limited has reported its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026. The company achieved consolidated revenues of ₹15,220 lakh and an EBITDA of ₹5,252 lakh, resulting in an EBITDA margin of 34.5%. The profit after tax (PAT) for the quarter stood at ₹818 lakh, with a PAT margin of 5.7%. This performance reflects continued improvement in operating efficiency and profitability.
For the nine-month period of FY26, Nila Spaces reported revenues of ₹13,522 lakh and EBITDA of ₹3,998 lakh, with a margin of 29.6%. This marks a margin expansion of over 900 basis points compared to the same period in FY25. The PAT for the nine months reached ₹1,936 lakh, with PAT margins improving to 14.3% from 9.74% in 9M/FY25, highlighting strong execution and cost discipline.
Return ratios have also strengthened, with ROCE improving to 21.4% from 18.47% in FY25, and ROE at 11.8%. The company maintains a prudent capital structure with a debt-equity ratio of 0.42. Looking ahead, the focus remains on timely project execution, disciplined capital deployment, and strategic investments aligned with the long-term growth vision. The company is exploring opportunities in wellness living, community-led residential formats, virtual engagement platforms, and tokenized ownership models.
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