DLF ended FY26 debt-free in its development business, citing strong cash generation and rising rental income. The company reported stable quarterly profit alongside healthy annual earnings growth, supported by sales bookings. While overall performance stayed resilient and shareholder returns were strengthened, DLF also flagged a slight dip in sales, even as housing demand momentum remains intact.
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