Nisus Finance Services reported audited results for the year ended March 31, 2026, with strong growth and sustained profitability despite temporary geopolitical disruptions. The core fund management and transaction advisory business recorded total income of Rs1.41 billion (bn) in FY26, profit after tax of Rs677.6 million (mn) and EBITDA of Rs965 million (mn) with EBITDA margins of 70.5 per cent. The group’s assets under management grew 67 per cent year on year to Rs26.31 billion (bn), driven by investment activity in India and Dubai, strategic exits and traction in private credit and urban infrastructure opportunities. Its Dubai?focused AUM rose 223 per cent year on year to Rs15.16 billion (bn), supported by income?yielding residential investments and high?yield growth opportunities. Including the acquired New Consolidated Construction Company Limited, consolidated total income was Rs5.75 billion (bn) for FY26 and profit after tax was Rs830.8 million (mn). Since the acquisition the construction business added orders worth over Rs12 billion (bn), strengthening medium?term execution visibility. The fourth quarter saw temporary moderation in revenue as some investment activity deferred amid West Asia geopolitical developments, which the company characterised as event driven, and it indicated several India and UAE transactions were expected to spill over into FY27. Management said the UAE portfolio remained resilient with no impairments and continued net asset value appreciation across key investments. The company expanded strategic initiatives, including preparations for Ni?YAM, its hybrid credit and asset appreciation platform, and plans for SM REIT structures and GIFT City feeder platforms while maintaining a focus on capital preservation and disciplined underwriting. It highlighted continued expansion of cross?border investment and advisory capabilities to capture growing demand for alternative capital. Nisus Finance emphasised its diversified model spanning fund management, transaction advisory, strategic investments and infrastructure execution, and stated it entered FY27 with a strong pipeline across structured credit and infrastructure. The group noted a decade?long presence in India and reported managed assets of Rs19.06 billion (bn) as of H1 FY26.