Third quarter results of realty companies, including Orbit Corporation and DLF, reflect a gradual recovery in the realty sector. Both the companies reported a decent year-on-year (YoY) growth in sales aided by higher volumes and firm prices.
Though the premium-housing segment saw a revival in demand, budget housing dominated overall sales during the quarter. As a result, rise in operating margins was not in pace with the increase in sales. This also impacted the bottomline. DLF, for instance, reported a YoY decline in net profit during the quarter.
DLF also witnessed a sharp fall in its interest coverage ratio from 8.9 a year ago to 3.4. The ratio, which reflects ability of profits to cover interest costs, fell because interest outgo rose during the quarter. DLF’s topline grew 48% from Rs 1,367 crore to Rs 2,025 crore on a YoY basis.
More : economictimes.indiatimes.com
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