DLF Limited reported a strong close to fiscal 2026 as robust earnings, healthy sales bookings and significant cash generation underlined sustained demand across its portfolio. The group reported net profit before exceptional items of Rs 42.56 billion (bn) for the year, representing year-on-year growth of 16 per cent, and new sales bookings of Rs 201.43 bn. The company reported net surplus cash generation of Rs 77.46 bn and a net cash position of Rs 141.55 bn, with a zero gross debt position in the development business.

In the fourth quarter consolidated revenue stood at Rs 24.52 bn, with gross margins of 46 per cent and EBITDA of Rs 6,910 million (mn). Quarter net profit was Rs 12.65 bn. For the full year consolidated revenue reached Rs 101.74 bn, gross margins were 39 per cent and EBITDA was Rs 30.70 bn. Record net cash surplus generation for the year was Rs 77.46 bn, up 25 per cent year-on-year.

DLF Cyber City Developers reported consolidated revenue of Rs 73.93 bn, EBITDA of Rs 57.18 bn and net profit before exceptional items of Rs 27.26 bn, up 38 per cent year-on-year. New sales bookings were anchored by three launches, with the luxury Privana North phase recording sales of more than Rs 110 bn, Westpark in Mumbai monetising over Rs 23 bn and The Dahlias achieving about Rs 48 bn. The company said the response to launches demonstrated brand strength and the appeal of integrated ecosystems with supporting infrastructure.

The group said its rental portfolio stands at 50 msf and operates at an industry-leading occupancy of 95 per cent and that measured capital deployment will remain a focus to drive annuity growth. The board has recommended a dividend of Rs eight per share, reflecting a 33 per cent increase in payout year-on-year. With a significant land bank, a robust launch pipeline and consistent cash flow generation, the company said it is well placed to deliver sustained profitable growth and long-term value for stakeholders.