Aditya Birla Real Estate (500040) Q4 23/24 earnings summary
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Q4 23/24 earnings summary
22 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Revenue grew 19% year-over-year to ₹4,570 Cr, driven by robust real estate sales and steady pulp & paper performance.
Net profit for the year was ₹60.4 Cr, impacted by a one-time loss from discontinued textile operations.
EBITDA from continuing operations reached ₹717.7 Cr, reflecting operational efficiency and cost control.
The Board recommended a 50% dividend (₹5/share), maintaining payout levels.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue: ₹4,570 Cr (up from ₹3,856 Cr in FY23).
EBITDA: ₹717.7 Cr (vs. ₹593.3 Cr in FY23).
Net profit: ₹60.4 Cr (vs. ₹264.6 Cr in FY23), affected by ₹214 Cr provision for textile business exit.
Operating margin: 5.86%; net margin: 1.13%.
Dividend payout ratio: 50%.
Outlook and guidance
Real estate segment to remain the primary growth driver, with a project pipeline exceeding ₹45,000 Cr in potential sales.
Pulp & paper division expects moderate growth, focusing on sustainable products and cost optimization.
Company to continue investments in green energy, digitalization, and operational excellence.
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