Ashiana Housing saw Q1 FY27 revenue dip to ₹107 Cr, with Net Profit (PAT) at ₹13 Cr, reflecting fewer project handovers compared to previous quarters.

Bookings stood at ₹358 Cr (3.60 lakh sq. ft.), lower than Q4 FY26 which included a major Gurugram launch, but collections were strong at ₹409 Cr, with average price realization up YoY to ₹9,923/Sq.ft.

The company leads in Senior Living and Kid-Centric Homes, driven by an asset-light strategy focusing on India's underpenetrated senior living market.

Recent developments include acquiring 28.55 acres in Vadgaon, Pune, for a new Senior Living project with an estimated ₹1,800 Cr sales potential, financed partly by ₹43.25 Cr in NCDs.

The company also redeemed ₹31.25 Cr in NCDs.

Project handovers commenced at Ashiana Nitara Phase 1 (Jaipur). Ashiana has ₹7,681.77 Cr in revenue locked in from ongoing projects over the next 3-5 years, plus ₹1,497.94 Cr from unsold inventory.

This, along with new land acquisitions, especially in senior living, provides a robust pipeline for future growth.

Diluted EPS for Q1 FY27 was ₹1.36.