Phoenix Mills Reports Strong FY25 Performance, Outlines Ambitious Expansion & Growth Strategy at 120th AGM
The announcement details strong financial performance and comprehensive, multi-segment expansion plans that are critical for the company's long-term revenue growth, market position, and overall business trajectory. This indicates significant strategic developments and future capital deployment.
The company reported robust growth across key financial metrics for FY25, including significant increases in retail rental income, operational EBITDA, and free cash flows. It also outlined ambitious expansion plans across its retail, office, and hospitality segments, demonstrating strong future growth potential and strategic development.
The Phoenix Mills Limited presented its performance and strategic outlook to shareholders at its 120th Annual General Meeting held on September 29, 2025. The company highlighted its position as India's leading retail-led mixed-use developer and operator, showcasing strong performance over the last decade and ambitious plans for future growth.
* Financial Performance (FY25 vs FY13 trends): * Retail Rental Income increased ~5x to ₹1,951 crore in FY25 from ₹420 crore in FY13. * Consolidated Operational EBITDA grew ~5x to ₹2,161 crore in FY25 from ₹420 crore in FY13. * Operational Free Cash Flows surged ~13x to ₹1,738 crore in FY25 from ₹132 crore in FY13. * Retailer Sales increased ~8x to ₹13,750 crore in FY25 from ₹1,738 crore in FY13.
* FY25 Core Business Performance: * Core Businesses (Retail, Offices, Hotel) reported a revenue from operations of ₹3,507 crore (up 16% vs FY24) and operating EBITDA of ₹2,111 crore (up 16% vs FY24). * Consolidated Group Performance showed revenue from operations at ₹3,814 crore (down 4% vs FY24) and operating EBITDA at ₹2,161 crore (flat vs FY24).
* Operational Highlights (FY25): * Retail: Operates 12 malls across ~11 million sq. ft. in 8 cities, welcoming over 130 million visitors and ~15 million vehicles. Retail Rental Income was ₹1,951 crore (up 18% vs FY24) and Retail EBITDA was ₹2,010 crore (up 20% vs FY24). The West Zone at Phoenix Palladium, Mumbai, was launched, adding 250,000 sq. ft. of GLA. * Offices: Operational portfolio includes 5 offices across ~2 million sq. ft. in 2 cities. FY25 Total Income was ₹210 crore (up 10% vs FY24) and EBITDA was ₹131 crore (up 19% vs FY24). Completed projects in 2025 include One National Park (Chennai, ~0.60 msft), Millennium Towers (Pune, ~1.37 msft), and Phoenix Asia Towers (Grade A offices, ~0.78 msft). * Hospitality: The St. Regis, Mumbai, reported FY25 Operating Income of ₹523 crore (up 7% vs FY24) and Operating EBITDA of ₹248 crore (up 11% vs FY24). * Residential: One Bangalore West and Kessaku recorded FY25 Gross Bookings of ₹212 crore and Collections of ₹219 crore, with an average sales price of ~₹26,000 per sq. ft.
* Upcoming Developments and Expansion: * New Retail Destinations: Phoenix Grand Victoria Kolkata (~1 msft GLA, expected completion 2027) and a second retail destination in Surat (~1 msft GLA, expected completion 2027). * Future Destinations (By 2030): Thane (Phase 1, ~1.30 to 1.50 msft retail), Coimbatore (~1 msft retail), and Chandigarh (Phase 1, ~1.50 msft retail). * Expansion of Existing Assets: Phoenix MarketCity Bangalore is undergoing Phase 2 and 3 expansions including retail, offices (Art Exchange), and a Grand Hyatt Hotel. Phoenix Palladium, Mumbai, is expanding with Project Rise 3 (Offices + Retail). * 2030 Portfolio Vision: Retail portfolio to exceed 18 million sq. ft., Offices to reach ~9 million sq. ft., Residential cumulative saleable area ~7 million sq. ft., and Hospitality to comprise ~2,188 keys.
* Financial Management: The company maintains disciplined financial management with Net Debt at ~₹2,707 crore and a Net Debt to EBITDA ratio of ~2.8x as of March 2025. * Sustainability: Ongoing initiatives include USGBC LEED certifications, renewable energy adoption, STP-based water recycling, smart building management systems, EV charging stations, and efficient waste management.
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