TARC Reports Rs 5.65 bn Sales in H1, Eyes New Luxury Launches

15 Oct 2025 CW Team

TARC Limited, New Delhi’s leading luxury real estate developer, reported Rs 5.65 billion in sales for the first half of FY26, with strong collections of Rs 3.64 billion, bringing total business cash flows to Rs 6.52 billion.

The company said its robust performance underscores continued demand for premium housing and a healthy liquidity position, allowing it to accelerate execution and invest in new developments.

TARC has begun design and master planning for upcoming luxury and ultra-luxury projects in collaboration with international architects, design studios, and sustainability experts. These developments aim to set new benchmarks in urban luxury living across Delhi and Gurugram.

Among its key projects, TARC Kailasa nears the launch of a new premium tower, TARC Tripundra approaches completion with occupation expected shortly, and TARC Ishva in Gurugram has witnessed near-total sales with its second phase in the pipeline.

Managing Director and CEO Amar Sarin said FY26 marks a turning point for TARC, with strong financials and a pipeline of marquee developments positioning the firm for accelerated growth.

With demand for high-end housing remaining strong, TARC plans to expand its portfolio and reinforce its leadership in Delhi’s luxury residential segment.

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