Dilip Buildcon's Q3 FY26 saw mixed financial results but robust order book growth.

Consolidated revenue for the quarter was ₹2,138 Cr, down 17.45% year-on-year, while consolidated profit after tax surged 399.37% to ₹789 Cr.

Standalone performance also showed a significant profit jump of 594.32% to ₹611 Cr on revenues of ₹1,718 Cr, which were down 20.28% YoY.

The company secured 10 new projects worth ₹17,565 Cr year-to-date FY26, including two HAM and eight EPC projects across various states and sectors.

This boosted the total order book to a strong ₹29,372 Cr.

Key strategic focus areas include expanding into Mining, Renewable Energy, and Transmission, building a long-term value asset platform with substantial order books in these segments for future revenue visibility.

DBL also divested 74% equity in 7 HAM projects to the newly listed Anantam Highways InvIT, which was oversubscribed over 5 times.

Net Debt to Equity improved to 0.32 from 0.40.