Revenue during the quarter stood at Rs 631 crore, registering a 23% YoY growth compared to Rs 513 crore in the same quarter last year. The company also saw significant improvement in its operating performance, with EBITDA rising 49.7% YoY to Rs 168.4 crore from Rs 112.5 crore.
Further, the EBITDA margin improved sharply by 476 basis points to 26.7% in Q2FY26, compared to 21.9% in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal.
Anant Raj, in a filing to the exchanges, highlighted that it remains net cash positive and has prepaid Rs 125 crore of debt, reinforcing its healthy financial position. The company has also made notable progress across its real estate projects.
Group Housing-2, a luxury high-rise development titled “The Estate One” in Sector-63A, Gurugram, has received further approvals and is in the advanced launch stage. Phase-IV expansion of Anant Raj Estate Township, with a development potential of 5 lakh sq. ft., is also underway at the same location, further strengthening the company’s residential footprint.
The approval process for Group Housing-3, covering 5.209 acres, is on track and the project is expected to launch in Q4 of FY26.Additionally, the delivery of two major projects is imminent: Phase-2 of “Navya,” a joint venture with Birla Estates, is set to commence from December 2025, while the 1.34 million sq. ft. Ashok Estate development over 20 acres is nearing completion.In the data center and cloud services segment, the company hosted its flagship “BHARAT BUILT: Soil to Server” event in August 2025 to showcase expanded capacity at Manesar and Panchkula. Anant Raj Cloud, a wholly owned subsidiary, plans to scale operations across Manesar, Rai, and Panchkula to a total of 117 MW IT Load by FY28. Expansion work at the Rai data center has already commenced, with a planned total capacity of 200 MW IT Load. Separately, its cloud infrastructure services arm, Ashok Cloud, is in the advanced stage of operationalisation at Manesar and Panchkula.
On Friday, Anant Raj shares closed flat with a negative bias at Rs 620.05 on the BSE.
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