Patel Engineering posted consolidated revenue from operations of ₹12.08 billion for the September quarter with a net profit from continuing operations of ₹730.3 million. The company also approved a share issue to raise up to ₹5 billion, aiming to fuel growth amid a robust ₹15,146 crore order book.
Patel Engineering Limited declared mixed financial results for Q2 FY26, marked by steady revenue growth and strategic capital-raising plans. The company’s consolidated revenue from operations grew 2.9% year-over-year to ₹12.08 billion (₹1,208 crore), slightly surpassing previous quarters despite challenging monsoon impacts.
However, net profit from continuing operations slipped marginally to ₹730.3 million (₹73 crore), reflecting pressure on margins amid rising costs and project execution challenges. Operating EBITDA also declined somewhat, indicating tight profitability management.
On a positive note, the company’s strong order book stood firm at ₹15,146 crore as of September 30, 2025, driven by infrastructure projects and a ₹2,500 crore order intake in H1 FY26. To support expansion and strengthen its balance sheet, the board approved a rights issue aiming to raise ₹5 billion via share issuance.
Management emphasized optimism about long-term growth opportunities in India's infrastructure space, highlighting focused execution and prudent financial management as key priorities moving forward.
Key Highlights:
Consolidated revenue from operations: ₹12.08 billion, up 2.9% YoY
Net profit from continuing operations: ₹730.3 million, slight decline YoY
EBITDA declined with margin contraction amid operating cost pressures
Order book remains strong at ₹15,146 crore
New orders of ₹2,500 crore secured in H1 FY26
Board-approved rights issue to raise ₹5 billion for growth and balance sheet support
Management confident on future growth in infrastructure sector
Patel Engineering’s Q2 FY26 results reflect resilience in a challenging operating environment and strategic initiatives to bolster growth and financial health.
Sources: ScanX Trade, Rediff Money, Moneycontrol