Shrem InvIT posted weak Q3 FY26 results with net profit plunging 44.16% to 1.33 billion rupees and revenue slipping 22% to 2.30 billion rupees. The infrastructure trust faced pressure on both top-line and bottom-line performance, highlighting challenges in sustaining growth momentum amid sectoral headwinds.
Shrem InvIT reported a consolidated net profit of 1.33 billion rupees for the December quarter of FY26, marking a steep 44.16% year-on-year decline. Revenue from operations stood at 2.30 billion rupees, down 22% compared to the same quarter last year, reflecting significant operational headwinds.
Key Highlights
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Net profit declined to 1.33 billion rupees from 2.40 billion rupees in Q3 FY25
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Revenue from operations dropped to 2.30 billion rupees versus 2.94 billion rupees a year earlier
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Year-on-year net profit decline stood at 44.16%
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Revenue contraction measured at 22%
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Operational challenges and sectoral slowdown contributed to weaker earnings
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Quarter-on-quarter trends showed limited recovery, with profitability under pressure
The results reflect broader stress in the infrastructure investment trust segment, where rising costs and slower project execution have impacted earnings visibility. Analysts note that sustaining growth will require stronger operational efficiencies and improved project pipeline execution.
Sources: ScanX News, Business Standard