Mumbai-based engineering and construction giant Afcons Infrastructure Limited has reported its consolidated financial results for the quarter ended June 2025, showcasing resilience in a challenging macroeconomic environment. The company posted a consolidated revenue from operations of ₹33.7 billion and a net profit of ₹1.37 billion, reflecting a stable start to the fiscal year.
Key Highlights
- Consolidated revenue from operations stood at ₹33.7 billion for Q1 FY26
- Net profit rose to ₹1.37 billion, driven by margin discipline and cost optimization
- EBITDA margin remained steady despite inflationary pressures
- Order book remains robust with diversified projects across marine, transport, and urban infrastructure
Revenue Performance: Holding Ground Amid Volatility
Afcons Infrastructure’s Q1 revenue of ₹33.7 billion marks a modest year-on-year growth, signaling operational stability despite sector-wide cost escalations and delayed project clearances.
- The company’s marine and industrial verticals contributed significantly to topline growth, with new contracts in West Africa and Southeast Asia.
- Domestic infrastructure projects, particularly in metro rail and expressway segments, continued to generate steady cash flows.
- International operations accounted for nearly 40% of quarterly revenue, underscoring Afcons’ global footprint.
Profitability: Margins Intact, Net Profit Climbs
Afcons reported a consolidated net profit of ₹1.37 billion for the June quarter, reflecting prudent financial management and improved execution efficiency.
- Operating profit margins remained stable at approximately 11%, supported by cost rationalization and better resource utilization.
- The company benefited from lower-than-expected raw material inflation and favorable currency movements in overseas markets.
- Interest expenses were contained due to strategic refinancing and reduced working capital cycles.
Operational Efficiency and Strategic Focus
Afcons continues to prioritize execution excellence and portfolio diversification, which helped mitigate risks associated with project delays and regulatory bottlenecks.
- The company’s focus on high-margin EPC contracts and turnkey solutions has improved its receivables cycle and reduced overheads.
- Strategic investments in mechanized construction and digital project monitoring tools have enhanced productivity across sites.
- Employee costs remained in check, with a leaner project management structure and optimized deployment.
Order Book and Outlook
Afcons’ order book remains strong, with over ₹300 billion worth of projects under execution and bidding.
- New wins in the hydro and underground segment, including tunnel works in Himachal Pradesh and Bhutan, are expected to boost Q2 performance.
- The company is actively bidding for large-scale urban infrastructure projects in Mumbai, Chennai, and Dhaka.
- Management has guided for a 10–12% revenue growth for FY26, with a focus on international expansion and strategic partnerships.
Market Sentiment and Shareholder Value
Afcons Infrastructure’s performance has been well-received by investors, with its stock trading near its 52-week high on the NSE. Analysts remain optimistic about its margin trajectory and execution pipeline.
- The company’s market capitalization stands at ₹16,213 crore as of August 8, 2025.
- No dividend was declared for the quarter, as the company prioritizes reinvestment in technology and equipment.
- EPS for the quarter is estimated at ₹3.73, reflecting consistent shareholder returns.
Conclusion
Afcons Infrastructure has delivered a stable Q1 performance, balancing growth and profitability in a volatile environment. With a robust order book, disciplined execution, and strategic global expansion, the company is well-positioned to navigate the infrastructure sector’s evolving dynamics.
Sources: Economic Times, Moneycontrol, Trendlyne, Afcons Infrastructure Ltd official financial disclosures
