Sri Lotus Projects Peg FY26 Sales at Rs 11–13 Billion

28 Aug 2025 CW Team

FY26 Growth Guidance

Pre-sales: Projected between Rs 11 billion and Rs 13 billion, compared to Rs 4.88 billion in FY25 and Rs 3.48 billion in FY24
Revenue Growth: Estimated at 75–85 per cent year-on-year
PAT Growth: Forecast at 30–35 per cent year-on-year

These targets mark a significant expansion over the company’s FY25 revenue of Rs 5.5 billion and FY25 profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 2.28 billion.

Major Launches

Three key projects—The Arcadian (Juhu), Amalfi (Versova), and Varun (Bandra)—are slated for launch by September 2025. Construction is already underway, with healthy customer interest expected to drive bookings. These projects collectively offer approximately 220,000 sq ft of saleable carpet area, with an estimated gross development value (GDV) of Rs 14–15 billion.

Additional launches expected in the remainder of FY26 include:

Lotus Aquaria (Prabhadevi)
Lotus Celestial (Versova)
Lotus Trident (Andheri West)

Sales are also expected to ramp up across completed projects such as Ananya, Ayana, and Arc One.

Expansion and Pipeline

The company has added four new developments this year:

Development Agreements signed for Lotus Portofino (Versova) and Lotus Sky Plaza (Oshiwara)
Societies have appointed Sri Lotus as developer for Lotus Avalon (Juhu) and Lotus Imperial (Bandra)

Q1 FY26 Financial Highlights

Total Revenue: Rs 610 million
EBITDA: Rs 290 million, with margins at 48 per cent
PAT: Rs 260 million
Pre-sales: Rs 610 million
Collections: Rs 700 million

These results underscore the developer’s strong performance and pipeline execution capability. With its luxury-focused redevelopment model and strategic launches across Mumbai’s prime areas, Sri Lotus is poised to deliver strong financial outcomes in FY26.

Sri Lotus Developers & Realty Limited, a Mumbai-based developer specialising in luxury and ultra-luxury residential and commercial properties, has announced robust financial and operational guidance for FY26, alongside unaudited Q1 FY26 results. The firm focuses primarily on redevelopment and joint development projects across premium city locations.FY26 Growth GuidancePre-sales: Projected between Rs 11 billion and Rs 13 billion, compared to Rs 4.88 billion in FY25 and Rs 3.48 billion in FY24Revenue Growth: Estimated at 75–85 per cent year-on-yearPAT Growth: Forecast at 30–35 per cent year-on-yearThese targets mark a significant expansion over the company’s FY25 revenue of Rs 5.5 billion and FY25 profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 2.28 billion.Major LaunchesThree key projects—The Arcadian (Juhu), Amalfi (Versova), and Varun (Bandra)—are slated for launch by September 2025. Construction is already underway, with healthy customer interest expected to drive bookings. These projects collectively offer approximately 220,000 sq ft of saleable carpet area, with an estimated gross development value (GDV) of Rs 14–15 billion.Additional launches expected in the remainder of FY26 include:Lotus Aquaria (Prabhadevi)Lotus Celestial (Versova)Lotus Trident (Andheri West)Sales are also expected to ramp up across completed projects such as Ananya, Ayana, and Arc One.Expansion and PipelineThe company has added four new developments this year:Development Agreements signed for Lotus Portofino (Versova) and Lotus Sky Plaza (Oshiwara)Societies have appointed Sri Lotus as developer for Lotus Avalon (Juhu) and Lotus Imperial (Bandra)Q1 FY26 Financial HighlightsTotal Revenue: Rs 610 millionEBITDA: Rs 290 million, with margins at 48 per centPAT: Rs 260 millionPre-sales: Rs 610 millionCollections: Rs 700 millionThese results underscore the developer’s strong performance and pipeline execution capability. With its luxury-focused redevelopment model and strategic launches across Mumbai’s prime areas, Sri Lotus is poised to deliver strong financial outcomes in FY26.

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