TARC Limited reported a robust performance in FY2026, with delivery milestones and a growing pipeline of luxury projects supporting momentum. The company commenced customer handovers at TARC Tripundra, a boutique development set within Pushpanjali Greens in New Delhi, which comprises three towers and 187 luxury residences and provides 70,000 sq. ft. of amenities. The total gross development value for Tripundra is approximately Rs 10,000 mn and the company has begun recognising revenue from the project. At TARC Kailasa on Patel Road the company introduced its most premium tower inventory and opened an Experience Gallery and a sample residence to bolster customer engagement. The development offers three-and-a-half and four-and-a-half bedroom residences, features six levels of landscaped greens, around 170,000 sq. ft. of amenities and a seven-tier security system. The total gross development value at TARC Kailasa stands at Rs 44,000 mn. TARC Ishva expanded its scale with the unveiling of Ishvara, the sixth and tallest tower at the Gurugram development in Sector 63A, which has increased the project gross development value to Rs 36,000 mn. Ishvara has been designed on a four-side-open philosophy to maximise natural light, cross-ventilation and views, thereby enhancing spatial comfort and privacy. The structure aims to provide an urban oasis within a dense setting. The combined gross development value of these luxury projects totals Rs 90,000 mn, reinforcing the company's position in the capital's premium residential market. Operationally, TARC recorded business cash flows of Rs 11,320 mn for the year and maintained strong collections, reflecting execution and customer traction. In the fourth quarter sales and business cash flows stood at Rs 3,950 mn and Rs 2,230 mn respectively. The company is positioning itself as an emerging institutional developer with a scalable platform to deliver projects. The company indicated plans to expand its pipeline with ultra-luxury launches in FY27 while keeping financial discipline and execution focus. It noted risks from global geopolitical tensions and elevated energy prices but stated that domestic demand and stable macro fundamentals support resilience in the Indian real estate sector.