TARC Limited Q3FY26 Investor Presentation Highlights Strong Cash Flows and Sales Momentum
TARC Limited reported nine-month cash flows of ₹907 crore and ₹977 crore in pre-sales for 9MFY26. RERA approval for TARC Ishva's new phase increases GDV potential to ₹3,600 crore. The company anticipates ₹7,500 crore in cash flows over four years and projects ₹10,000 crore over five years. TARC aims for Net Debt Zero.
The investor presentation details significant achievements in sales, cash flow, and project development, along with future growth strategies and financial targets, which are material to investors and the company's market position.
The announcement highlights strong financial performance with increased cash flows and pre-sales, significant project development milestones, and a positive outlook for future cash generation and debt reduction, indicating a positive sentiment.
TARC Limited has released its Investor Presentation for Q3FY26, showcasing robust performance and future outlook.
The company reported nine-month cash flows of ₹907 crore, surpassing the full-year performance of the previous financial year, and achieved pre-sales bookings of ₹977 crore in the same period. Significant margins are anticipated from ongoing developments.
A key development is the RERA approval received in January 2026 for an additional phase in TARC Ishva, increasing the area under development from 1.3 million sqft to 1.7 million sqft, and enhancing the Gross Development Value (GDV) potential by approximately 33% from ₹2,700 crore to ₹3,600 crore. Additionally, the new experience center and sample apartment at TARC Kailasa are now operational, with a new luxury tower set to launch.
TARC anticipates cash flows and inventory monetization totaling around ₹7,500 crore over the next four years, with strong visibility on a similar value pipeline of new launches currently in the finalization stage.
The Managing Director & CEO, Amar Sarin, highlighted steady progress in execution and cash flow visibility, with healthy sales momentum driven by end-user demand for luxury residences. He emphasized the company's focus on disciplined execution, calibrated launches, and thoughtful expansion of the development pipeline for its next growth cycle, prioritizing design-led development, capital efficiency, and customer experience.
The presentation also detailed the sales performance across projects like Tripundra, Kailasa, and Ishva, with total pre-sales collections of ₹977 crore and collections of ₹412 crore in Q3FY26. The company projects cash inflows to increase substantially year-on-year, aiming to generate approximately ₹10,000 crore in cash flows over the next five years. TARC also has a debt reduction plan targeting Net Debt Zero levels, supported by expected cash flows from ongoing and upcoming developments.
The company outlined future development plans on its owned and fully paid land parcels, including three planned developments in South Delhi, North West Delhi, and Manesar, Gurugram. These developments are envisioned as signature ultra-luxury projects with significant development potential.
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