
DLF Eyes Revenue Growth from FY28 as ₹75,000 Cr Projects Near Completion
What Happened?
DLF Limited anticipates revenue growth starting FY28 as projects worth ₹75,000 crore approach completion. The company follows a completed contract accounting method, recognizing revenue only after project completion.
Key points
- DLF's CFO Badal Bagri stated that revenue recognition will begin in FY28.
- The company has launched projects worth approximately ₹75,000 crore.
- DLF follows a completed contract accounting method for revenue recognition.
- The Dahlias project has seen a 10% price increase this quarter.
- Construction outflows may temporarily decline due to labor migration during the festive season.
- DLF expects a quarterly exit run rate of ₹175-180 crore from its rental portfolio.
Key insights
- The completion of projects may lead to increased cash flow for DLF.
- Price increases in projects like Dahlias could enhance profitability.
- Temporary declines in construction outflows may affect project timelines.
Why it matters
DLF's projected revenue growth could impact the real estate market and investor confidence in the coming years.
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Source
Business Standard


