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.
Brigade Enterprises reported its FY26 pre-sales dipped 5% to Rs 7,424 crore, attributing the slowdown to delays in securing necessary approvals and affecting fresh supply. Alongside the update, the board recommended a 1:3 fully paid-up bonus issue, pending shareholder and company member approval, offering investors additional equity despite softer sales momentum.
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Kalpataru posted its strongest operating quarter, with pre-sales up 17% to Rs 5,280 crore and Q4 net profit at Rs 194 crore. Strong demand in Mumbai, better sale realisations, and robust project completions boosted collections and profit growth. Debt reduction also improved its financial position, even as accounting and revenue recognition timing differences affected reported figures.
Keystone Realtors is targeting Rs 10,000 crore in pre-sales by 2029-30 after reporting Rs 4,022 crore for FY25, up 33% year on year. The surge is attributed to steady project launches and aggressive business development. The firm also plans to expand into Pune, Nagpur, and Nashik, emphasizing disciplined execution and long-term value creation.
Godrej Properties is aiming for 14% growth in pre-sales in FY27, targeting Rs 39,000 crore, backed by continued consumer demand for homes. The firm says it remains confident even amid global uncertainties. It is also focused on collecting Rs 24,000 crore from customers and acquiring new land parcels to sustain growth momentum.
Mahindra Lifespace Developers reported a 21% rise in sales bookings to Rs 3,405 crore last fiscal, driven by stronger demand for its residential projects. The company’s pre sales momentum suggests housing demand remains steady, supporting near term confidence as it moves into FY26 with a larger order book than before.
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Lodha Developers is aiming for sales bookings of Rs 24,000 crore in the current fiscal, targeting roughly 17% growth on steady housing demand. In the previous year, bookings rose 16% to Rs 20,530 crore and net profit climbed to Rs 3,430.7 crore from Rs 2,766.6 crore, while total income reached Rs 17,119.5 crore.
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