Satish Birla

Higher profit and a stable balance sheet give the developer room to say it expects to beat its full-year profit guidance.

A third-party rating service cut the Bengaluru-linked developer's stock rating on technical indicators, not on any company disclosure, as its first-quarter numbers stayed strong.

The Ahmedabad developer's September-quarter profit fell from June while its debt and unsold stock rose, and its shares hit a 52-week low.

The payment covers interest, partial redemption and a premium on one debenture series, and comes as the company's rating was raised the same day.

The order is about a tenth of BLK's reported order book and shows how developers are sourcing construction for Gurugram's branded housing.

Retail consumption and rental income drove the Mumbai mall operator's September-quarter results, while its debt level held steady.

The September-quarter profit fell while half-year profit rose sharply, and the listed developer named a new compliance head effective 31 October.

The chart signal is a technical reading, not a company announcement, and it comes against a 24.58% one-year fall and a Strong Sell grade.

Revenue more than doubled, but the auditors' qualification over unprovided interest and ₹708.65 crore of guarantees will draw investor attention.

Profit grew faster than revenue in the September quarter, but the company's credit rating is still on watch and its demerger is pending.

The Mumbai developer's quarterly sales and revenue grew faster than profit, and its Marine Lines deal with Godrej is now the main item investors will track.

The downgrade follows a 69% fall in second-quarter sales value and a share price down about 30% this year.

A senior internal promotion at the Gurugram developer, with no change reported to projects, RERA records or sales.

The filing shows how the Pune developer is deploying equity raised in 2025, and a monitoring agency has flagged a fund-mixing issue.

The former Noida International Airport real estate head joins the Gurugram developer as its medium-term pipeline is estimated at ₹58,230 crore in sales potential.

The call gives investors the first detailed read of the September-quarter numbers, which will be approved by the board a few days earlier.

The neutral grade reflects a sharp Q1 swing and a six-project Mumbai pipeline, set against a valuation the rating service calls very expensive.

The conglomerate's debt load is pushing it to raise rupee bonds while it pursues a stake sale in Tata Sons.

The Bengaluru developer's new food and beverage leases add to the mix at Capitol Towers, but the lease value and term have not been disclosed.

The move rests on a stock-technical call rather than a company announcement, set against a mixed run of recent results.

Chart-based research now rates the listed developer's stock as a strong sell, with the decline widening over the past year.

Lower residential handovers and delayed launches weighed on the Larsen & Toubro unit's September quarter, and its margin narrowed sharply.

Lower debt after the IPO and higher room rates lifted the hotel arm's September quarter, but flat occupancy and a GST hit remain watch points.

The South Delhi developer cut its borrowings sharply and raised equity, while its quarterly revenue and profit both grew.

The ₹2,100 crore figure is a project sales value, and no unit count has been disclosed, which limits what it shows about pace of demand.

Sales and profit grew in the September quarter despite no new launches, while a brokerage cut its valuation target for the Mumbai developer.

The Kanodia Group's real estate arm will spend over four to five years on land and luxury housing in Delhi-NCR, Chandigarh and Lucknow.

The tribunal order lets the parent buy out part of CPP Investments' holding for ₹1,350 crore, a step towards full ownership of the mall platform.

Sales rose without a new launch, but higher finance costs pulled net profit down, and the next launches are due only in Q2 FY28.

A mutual fund's open-market buying lifted its holding in the Bengaluru developer, while H1 profit fell even as bookings rose sharply.