DLF has set FY27 pre-sales guidance of Rs 20,000 crore, supported by a pipeline aimed at launching around 25 million sq ft in the medium term. The company expects its super-luxury project The Dahlias to remain the key sales engine, noting strong pricing power even as construction capacity limits additional launches. Executives also pointed to upcoming projects in Gurugram, the next phase in Mumbai, and a new launch in Goa, while highlighting zero gross development debt and a large net cash surplus.
DLF has signaled a major push, forecasting Rs 20,000 crore in sales bookings for FY 2026-27. The company attributes its target to an active pipeline of new residential projects, with upcoming developments planned across Gurugram, Mumbai, and Goa, aiming to convert strong launch momentum into bookings over the coming fiscal.
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DLF Ltd, India’s largest realty firm, plans to invest an additional Rs 21,300 crore to complete its ongoing residential projects in Gurugram and other cities. The move comes as the company holds sizable customer receivables. DLF has also rolled out fresh projects, including a luxury development, while sales bookings eased but profits and total income rose.
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.
DLF’s Q4 consolidated profit fell marginally to Rs 1,269 crore even as revenue dropped 42%, driven by lower project recognition. The company said strong collections, healthy bookings and rising rental income helped cushion performance. Robust cash generation and improved annual profitability remained positives, and DLF recommended a dividend of Rs 8 per share for FY26 shareholders.
The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has ruled that a property purchase discount is not taxable as income. In this case, a homebuyer received a Rs 9.82 crore discount on a Rs 32.95 crore DLF Camellias flat, after which the tax department issued a notice. The ITAT also allowed a Rs 9.65 crore capital gains exemption, reversing the lower authority’s view.
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