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February 12, 2025
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Further to our intimation on February 06, 2025 and pursuant to Regulation 30 read with Schedule III Part a Para a of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find attached the presentation to be made to the Analyst / Investors on the Unaudited Financial Statements for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2024.
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Investor Presentation Q3 | 9M FY25 Results
Artist’s impression of Shriram Serenity, Bangalore
February 12, 2025
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Shriram Properties: Building Trust, Creating Value
Corporate Governance Built on core values of Trust – Transparency – Governance.
Eminent Independent Board; Strong professional management team.
Legacy & Experience Over 25 years of experience and proven track record
Strong market presence and unwavering focus on mid-market segments.
48 completed projects; 27 msf delivered & 21 msf under development.
Market Leadership Among Top-5 brands in our chosen core markets of Bangalore, Chennai & Kolkata.
Entering the Pune markets shortly.
Zero inventory in completed projects; Nearly 79% of ongoing project inventories sold already.
Customer Centric Approach 30,000+ happy families; 20,000+ customer units handed-over already and remaining on-track.
~20% of annual sales from referrals, endorses customer goodwill for the Brand.
Focused on quality, affordability and sustainable living solutions.
Financial Strength & Growth Multi-fold growth in the post-RERA era.
Strong financials with robust execution capabilities and demonstrated track record.
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Q3 | 9M FY25 Overview
Artist’s impression of Shriram WYT Field, Whitefield, Bangalore
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KPI Summary : Q3 | 9M FY25
Sales Volume
Sales Value
Collection
Handovers
5 2 Y F 3 Q
5 2 Y F M 9
22% QoQ
14% YoY
18% QoQ
14% YoY
-4% QoQ
4% YoY
8% QoQ
-19% YoY
1.26
msf1
670
Crores
346
Crores
636
No's
-1% YoY
-2% YoY
-2% YoY
9% YoY
2.99
msf1
1,615
Crores
1,030
Crores
1,758
No's
✓ Remarkable quarterly KPI trend, despite launch constraints and deferred handovers.
✓ Suffered on external dependencies for the 2nd consecutive quarter, but green-shoots visible now.
✓ Strong sequential growth in Q3, reflecting renewed customer demand amidst peak festive season.
___________ Notes: 1 msf = Million Square Feet
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Yet Another Challenging Quarter, But Green Shoots Visible…
Suffered on external dependencies, for second consecutive quarter…
• Continued approval delays & prolonged OC/CC process impacted performance, for 2 quarters in a row. • Industry-wide launches subdued; Supply shrinkage and not demand slowdown. • Green shoots visible now; launches as well as handover/registrations set to gain momentum.
Q3 KPI trends strong, despite external challenges
• Sharp rebound in Q3 sales reflect renewed customer sentiments. Festive season, stable pricing and positive
macros appear to be aiding the renewed momentum.
• Strong Q3 sales driven by recently launched projects and sustenance sales, across markets. • Reaffirming market confidence and setting the stage for a strong year-end finish.
High confidence launch line-up for Q4, backed by streamlined approval progress
• Significant progress/visibility on approvals – both Pune and Bangalore projects. • Preparedness achieved for Pune market entry. SPL teams in-place already and marketing seeding begun.
At an advance stage of launch preparedness with encouraging pre-EOI response. • Positive market conditions, coupled with launch line-up, should deliver robust Q4.
Enhanced visibility for revenue recognition in 2 key projects - Rs.500+ crs potential in Q4
• With OC/CC nearly resolved in key projects, (Pristine Estates and Park63) offer Rs.500+ crs of revenue
recognition potential in Q4. SPL fully geared for accelerating handover/registrations.
• Overall handovers targeted at 3,300+ units in FY25; Q4 target at 1,500+ vs. 1,300+ in Q4FY24 • Focused on recouping lost ground significantly and delivering robust earnings growth in Q4.
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SPL Performance in the Peer Context
Q3 - QoQ
22% QoQ
Q3 - YoY
14% YoY
9M - YoY
-5% YoY
-2% YoY
-38% YoY
-0% QoQ
-2% QoQ
-17% YoY
-39% YoY
SPL
Peers Regional peers
SPL
Peers Regional peers
SPL
Peers Regional peers
Q3 - QoQ
17% QoQ
Q3 - YoY
13% YoY
9M - YoY
11% YoY
4% QoQ
-2% QoQ
1% YoY
-19% YoY
-3% YoY
-20% YoY
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________________ Note: Peers includes listed players like Sobha, Prestige, Brigade, Godrej, Macrotech, Oberoi Realty, Puravankara, Keystone Realtors; | Regional Peers include Sobha, Prestige, Brigade, Puravankara Peer growth calculated on aggregate actual performance as reported by respective companies.
SPL
Peers Regional peers
SPL
Peers Regional peers
SPL
Peers Regional peers
Industry wise launch/supply pressures apparent; SPL’s relative performance satisfactory
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Key Highlights: Q3 | 9M FY25
Operational Performance
• Strong sequential growth – Sales Volumes up 22% QoQ;
Financial Performance • Satisfactory financial performance, despite deferred revenue
Sales Values up 18% QoQ in Q3.
recognition in key projects to Q4
• Driven by recent launches & sustenance sales; Renewed
- 2 projects with Rs. 500+ Crs revenues pending on OC.
demand trend amidst festive season encouraging
- OC/CC issues nearly resolved now; To fuel handover in Q4.
- End Q2 launches viz., Serenity (B’lore), Swargam (Chennai) & Symphony (Kolkata) contributed well.
- Quarterly growth could have been stronger, but for deferment of launches to Q4 on pending approvals.
• Q3 revenues at Rs. 180 Crs (+16% QoQ), on lower base. • Margins remain healthy: ~31% Gross margin, ~24% EBIDTA
margins and 8% PBT margins.
• Financials set to rebound, with increased handovers
• Q3 collections nearly flat; reflected impact of deferred
momentum in Q4.
handovers & delayed launch.
• Rs. ~60 Crs cashflows unlocked from operations during Q3.
Project Execution
Business Development & Project Pipeline
• Handed over 630+ units in Q3; 1,750+ units so far in 9M. • Majority of Q3 handovers in JV/DM projects, thus limited
• 3 projects with 1.1 msf development potential concluded
- North Bangalore (JDA), Near Electronic City (Own) and
impact on revenues.
Koyambedu, Chennai (JDA).
• Q4 handovers largely in Own/ JDA; poised for a robust
- Gross Development Value of Rs. 850-1,000 Crs.
revenue recognition.
• With OC/CC issues nearly resolved, confident of 3,300+
• Significant thrust on project pipeline enhancement; several
new projects at advanced stage of evaluation.
handovers in FY25. Q4 target at 1,500+ vs. 1,394 in Q4’24.
• Cashflows unlocked through land monetization, to support
•
Increased construction spends fuelling faster execution & delivery ahead of committed timelines.
accelerated BD initiatives.
________________ Note: Data presented herein reflects aggregate for the Company, covering all projects under all development formats viz., Own, JV/JDA and DM;
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New Project Launches – A Snapshot
New Projects
New Phases
Recent launches continue to shine; New launch to gain momentum, with enhanced approval visibility now
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FY25 Launch Update : Approval Delays, But Better Visibility Now
New Project Launches – YTD FY’25 Project type
Project details
Region
New Phase Launches – YTD FY25
Dev. Model
Launch Quarter
Area (msf)
Project details
Area (msf)
Shriram Serenity
Bangalore Apartment
JDA
Shriram Swargam^
Chennai Apartment
DM
Shriram Symphony
Kolkata Apartment
Own
Q2
Q2
Q2
Total
Planned launches - Q4 FY’25
0.37
1.00
0.86
2.23
24 Karat
Sanctum
Belvedere
Total
0.09
0.16
0.12
0.37
Near Electronic City (Bangalore)**
Shriram Saptam (Pune)
Kolkata Upcoming**
0.40 msf Apartment
0.83 msf Apartment
0.77 msf (Villa, Plots, Commercial)
Pre-RERA Stage
Pre-RERA Stage
Final Approvals awaited
Market warming up started
Pre EOI Stage and ready for launch
Launch preparedness going on
With greater visibility on approvals, focused of ending the year on high note
_________________ * Comprises of Plots (0.26 msf); Villa (0.34 msf); and Commercial (0.17 msf) | ** Project Names are yet to be finalized for the project | ^ includes phase 1 & 2
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Pricing Trends: Stable Pricing; Augurs Well for Strong Demand
Price Increase by Project – Top Projects only
Avg. Portfolio Price increase Trends
Project Name
Dev Type
9M FY’25
FY‘24
Increase from FY24
Shriram WYT FIELD
Shriram WYT FIELD - II
Shriram Solitaire
Park 63 - 2A
Park 63 - 2B
Shriram Chirping Grove
Apartment
Apartment
Apartment
Apartment
Apartment
Villas
Shriram Chirping Grove - Phase – II
Villas
Shriram 107 Southeast -Phase 2
Apartment
Shriram 107 Southeast -Phase 3
Apartment
Sunshine Two
Apartment
The Poem by Shriram Properties
Apartment
7,042
6,847
6,131
7,908
7,651
7,262
7,021
5,589
5,508
4,560
6,934
6,143
5,956
5,500
7,112
7,193
6,603
6,556
5,267
5,065
4,286
6,619
15%
15%
11%
11%
6%
10%
7%
6%
9%
6%
5%
✓ Portfolio avg. realisation up ~5% during YoY. Prices stabilizing across segments.
✓ Mid-market realisation improved to Rs.6,700/sft levels from sub Rs. 5,000/sft pre-covid. - Reflects success of efforts to rise on the price curve through portfolio enhancements. - To have positive impact on margins over 1-3 years. ✓ Positive outlook for pricing over the next 12-18 months.
5%
Avg realisation increase during FY25
12%
Avg realisation increase during
FY24
8%
Avg realisation increase during
FY23
Realizations Trends by Development Type (Rs/Sqft)
1 1 7 , 6
1 5 3 , 6
8 0 0 , 6
6 8 2 , 5
6 8 9 , 4
7 0 5 , 4
5 0 7 , 3
6 5 1 , 3
3 0 9 , 2
Plots
Affordable
Mid Market
FY23
FY24
9MFY25
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Financial Highlights : Q3 | 9M FY25
Artist’s impression of Shriram 122 West, Mangadu, Chennai
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Financials Snapshot: Q3 | 9MFY25
Revenues Q3: ₹ 180 Crs. 9M: ₹ 546 Crs.
Gross Profit Q3: ₹ 89 Crs. 9M: ₹ 246 Crs.
EBIDTA Q3: ₹ 44 Crs. 9M: ₹ 111 Crs.
PAT Q3: ₹ 13 Crs. 9M: ₹ 30 Crs.
Sequentially higher Revenues Quarterly
Healthy Gross Margin contribution
24% Q3 EBIDTA Margin (%)
7% Q3 PAT Margin (%)
With external dependencies under control, Q4 performance to be superior on the back of robust handovers
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Financial Highlights : Profit & Loss – Q3 | 9M FY25
QoQ
15%
16%
-4% 230% -1%
YoY
-27%
-25%
Particulars (INR Crs)
Income from operations Other operating revenues* Total operating revenues Other income Total revenues Cost of revenue Employee benefit expense Other expenses Total expenses EBITDA Finance costs - Interest expense & other finance cost - Unwinding Impact (non-cash charge) Depreciation Profit before share of JV income/(loss) Add: Share of profit/(loss) of JVs Profit before tax Tax expense Net profit EBIDTA Margins EBIDTA Margins w/o other income PBT Margins PAT Margins _________________ * Other Operating Revenues include impact of ASK exit from Shriram Pristine Estates, fair value gains in Project JVs, and monetization of development rights etc.
Q3 FY24 221.2 15.0 236.2 4.4 240.6 153.7 22.0 26.3 202.0 38.6 27.6 22.3 5.3 2.2 8.8 5.0 13.8 (4.7) 18.5 16% 14% 6% 8%
Q3 FY25 121.1 51.3 172.4 7.5 179.9 83.4 23.1 29.5 136.0 43.9 26.6 22.5 4.1 2.6 14.7 (0.4) 14.3 1.3 13.0 24% 21% 8% 7%
Q2FY25 140.6 9.7 150.3 4.8 155.1 94.8 22.9 24.1 141.8 13.3 27.0 22.9 4.1 2.7 (16.4) 0.2 (16.2) (15.4) (0.8) 9% 6% -10% -1%
-33% 14% -4%
-30%
67%
4%
9M FY25 415.7 114.1 529.8 16.1 545.9 284.2 69.0 81.9 435.1 110.8 80.4 68.3 12.1 8.0 22.4 2.9 25.3 (4.3) 29.6 20% 18% 5% 5%
9M FY24 562.3 52.3 614.6 14.4 629.0 335.2 64.4 72.3 471.9 157.1 86.7 71.0 15.7 6.6 63.8 0.2 64.0 8.7 55.3 25% 23% 10% 9%
Satisfactory financial performance, despite deferred revenue recognition in key projects
With OC/CC issues nearly resolved, confident on robust Q4 recouping lost ground substantially
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Financial Highlights : Profit & Loss – Q3 | 9M FY25 (contd.)
Q3 FY25
o Challenging quarter, witnessed continued external-led delays in revenue recognition.
- Two projects with aggregate revenue recognition potential of Rs.500+ crores deferred to Q4.
- Accordingly, handover/revenue recognition restricted to certain ongoing projects.
- Nearly 45%+ of Q3 handovers were in JVs & DMs, thus limited impact on SPL Consolidated Revenues.
- But green shoots visible, with OC/CC issues nearly resolved.
o Other Operating Revenues comprises of gains from fair value measurement of Project JV investments and gains on
monetization of development rights, etc.
o Stable margin profile reaffirming strong business fundamentals and profitability.
- Gross Margin at 31%, EBITDA Margins at 24%, and PBT Margin at 8% - substantially similar to FY24 levels.
o Finance costs marginally lower, on both QoQ and YoY, reflects the impact of reduced gross debt on YTD basis.
o Positive net earnings for the quarter, though lower YoY reflecting lower revenue base.
o Set to bounce back strong in Q4, supported by robust handovers. Revenue recognition/handover target under control now; Targeting to handover 3,300+ units in FY25 – i.e., approx. 1,500+ units Q4 vs. 1300+ units in Q4 last year.
9M FY25
o External delays led deferred handover / Income recognition led to muted 9M performance.
o Other Operating Revenues driven by impact of ASK exit from Shriram Pristine Estates, fair value gains in Project JVs, and
monetization of development rights etc.
o Current revenues driven by handover in recently completed projects (Park 63, Shankari, Liberty Square & Grand One).
o Other Expenses slightly higher due to brand transformation costs (one-time) and new project launch expenses.
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Rs. 500+ crs of Revenue Recognition Deferred in 2 Key Projects
Project
SPL Area (msf)
Area Sold (%)
Revenue recognized till Q3 (Rs. Crs)
Revenues deferred to Q4 (Rs. Crs)
Reason for delay
Pristine Estates (Bangalore)
0.79
83%
~46
~220
Part-release done; Final Release Order could not come through in Q3 -
Demand for penalty related to pre- acquisition period, challenged by SPL. SPL proactive efforts continued. Pursued legal options simultaneously. Favorable court order received already. Favorable movement in Govt policy framework as well. Customer line-up for registration and handover commenced.
-
- -
-
Park 63 Phase 2 (Chennai)
0.92
82%
~205
~288
Final clearances delayed resulting in deferment of revenues. -
Issue under control, customer line-up for registration commenced.
Total Revenue Impact
~508
Occupancy / Completion Certificate issues nearly resolved; To enable revenue recognition in Q4
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Consolidated Cash Flows – Q3 | 9M FY25 (Excl. DM & JV cashflows)
Q3 FY25 Q2 FY25 Q1 FY25
9M FY25
FY24
Collection Trends (Rs. In Crs) SPL Own & JDA / JVs / DM
Amount in Rs. Crs
Operating Inflows
Construction
Marketing & Admin Overheads
Other Operating outflows
238
(117)
(49)
(13)
217
(88)
(48)
(13)
163
(76)
(42)
(15)
Operating Outflows
(179)
(149)
(133)
Cash Flow from Operations
Loan Drawls
Loan Repayment
Net flow from Borrowings
Interest expense, net
Other financing cashflows
Cash Flow from Financing
FCF Before New Project Inv.
Less: New Project Inv.*
Net Free Cash flow
Opening Cash & Cash Equiv.
Closing Cash & Cash Equiv.
59
27
(88)
(61)
(13)
1
(73)
(14)
(42)
(56)
127
71
68
151
(188)
(37)
(17)
16
(38)
30
(31)
(1)
128
127
30
28
(55)
(27)
(15)
(6)
(48)
(18)
(44)
(62)
190
128
618
(281)
(139)
(41)
(461)
157
206
(331)
(125)
(45)
11
(159)
(2)
(117)
(119)
190
71
823
(361)
(180)
(55)
(596)
227
283
(252)
31
(67)
(35)
(71)
156
(86)
70
120
190
1,030
1,053
346
40 81
225
332
31
112
189
177
273
580
124
430
499
1,391
213
479
699
Q3 FY25
Q3 FY24
9M FY25
9M FY24
FY 24
Own/JDA
JV
DM Total
✓ Strong cash from operations continued.
✓ Net financing outflows negative on account of
scheduled repayment of loans.
✓ New project investment of Rs. 42 Crs in Q3
and Rs. 117 Crs in 9M
✓ 9M FCF negative on debt reduction and new
project investment.
✓ Cash & cash equivalent replenished, now at Rs. 143 Crs, supported by land monetisation proceeds.
_________________ * Includes cash outflows for acquisition of Shriram Serenity & Land near Electronic city during FY25, Shriram 122 West (“JV”) under ASK platform, Pune JDA, Koyambedu, during FY24 & FY25
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Strong cash balances to be deployed for growth in coming quarters.
Debt Profile: Well Managed Leverage Ratios & Cost of Debt
Debt Profile & Cost of Debt Trends - Consolidated
Particulars (Rs. in Crs.)
Dec’24
Mar’24
Mar’23
Mar'22
Gross External Debt1
C & CE
Net Debt
Total Equity
Net debt/Equity
472
71
401
1,309
0.31
631
190
441
1,277
0.35
553
120
433
1,200
0.36
481
140
341
1,131
0.30
Gross and Net Debt (Rs. In Crs.)
Net Debt - Equity
631
553
433
472
441
401
481
341
0.36
0.35
0.30
0.31
✓ SPL Net D-E drops to 0.31x – amongst lowest in the
industry
✓ SPL Net Debt & Cost of Debt on declining trends.
✓ Debt mainly on construction funding.
✓ Declining interest rate environment to help reduce
cost of debt further in the coming quarters.
Cost of Debt %
12.5%
11.9%
11.6%
11.7%
6.5%
6.4%
6.5%
4.0%
14.0%
12.0%
10.0%
8.0%
6.0%
4.0%
2.0%
0.0%
Mar-22
Mar-23
Mar-24
Dec-24
Mar'22
Mar'23
Mar'24
Dec'24
Mar'22
Mar'23
Mar'24
Dec'24
Gross Debt
Net Debt
Cost of Debt
Repo Rate
_____________________________________________________________________________________ 1 As per consolidated financial statements excluding inter-company debt from JVs
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Net Debt to Equity dropped further; Amongst lowest in the Sector.
Outlook Q4|FY25
Artist’s impression of Shriram Chirping Woods, Sarjapura, Bangalore
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Q4 | FY25 Outlook
Sales volume
Sales value
20% YOY
Collection
Handovers
27% YOY
29% YOY
17% YOY
5.2-5.5 msf
2750-3000 Crs.
1700-1800 Crs.
3300-3500 No's
4.6-4.8 msf
2400-2700 Crs.
1500-1600 Crs.
3300+ No's
l
n a P 5 2 Y F
k o o l t u O d e s i v e R
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YoY Growth % comparison on the higher end of the estimated numbers
❑ Approval-led launch delays for two quarters impacting new project sales. Expectations were on Pune entry in Q3, on securing
approvals, but delayed on external factors. Bangalore project approvals progressed recently.
❑ Scheduled launches in Pune and Bangalore to help record strong Q4.
❑ Likely to recoup lost ground to large extent, but may still lag initial plans slightly.
❑ Aggressive handovers planned in Q4, as external dependencies nearly resolved. Q4 expected to be significantly superior.
Challenges faced during last 2 quarter is temporary and inherent to the business
SPL’s Mission and medium-term objectives remain intact, and management remains confident of delivery
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FY25 Project Delivery: Targeting Ahead of RERA Timelines
Projects Completed and Registration/Revenue Recognition Ongoing
Project Name
Area (msf) Type Ownership Total Units
Handover
RERA date
Status
107 South East Phase I Eden Phase II West woods Chirping Ridge Chirping Grove Phase I Total
0.45 0.25 0.50 0.47 0.25 1.92
Apt. Plots Plots Plots Villas
JV DM DM DM DM
634 158 316 325 108 1,541
128 158 222 232 43 783
19-Jul-25 31-Dec-24 26-Feb-26 11-Oct-27 19-Oct-25
OC recd. Release order recd. Release order recd. Release order recd. OC recd.
Projects Scheduled for Handover in Q4 - Current Status
Project Name
Area (msf)
Type
No. of units
RERA date
Status
Pristine Estates Southern Crest Tower D Park 63 Phase 2 Mystique 107 South East Phase II Shriram WYT Field Total
0.80 0.08 0.93 0.20 0.58 0.59 3.18
Plots Apt. Apt. Apt. Apt. Apt.
377 51 570 152 708 680 2,538
15-May-25 21-Oct-25 31-Jan-27 30-Apr-25 14-Mar-25 26-Nov-25
RO Awaited* OC applied* Part OC Done* Q4 Q4 Q4
✓ Project completion activities on track, to facilitate expedited handover/registrations on receipt of OC/CC
✓ Targeting to complete 5+ msf area in FY25, reflecting enhanced execution capability of SPL in recent years
_________________ * Project complete, OC applied awaiting clearances from statutory authorities
FY25 handover projects on-track to deliver on (or) ahead of schedule
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Project Pipeline Update
Project Pipeline (msf)*
Upcoming Projects GDV (Rs. Crs)
Upcoming – 17 msf
1.0
1.4
38.4
4.3
Ongoing – 21. msf
10.3
3.0
3.5
5.5
9.4
Ongoing Owned
Ongoing JDA
Ongoing JV
Ongoing DM
Upcoming Owned
Upcoming JDA
Upcoming JV
Upcoming DM
Sub-Total
Ownership
- Own
- JDA
- JV
- DM
#
9
5
3
5
7
6
1
1
37
Total GDV – Upcoming Projects
GDV
5,560
3,250
580
280
9,670
Pipeline – By Region
Pipeline – By Development Type
15%
34%
26%
25%
12%
12%
25%
51%
Bangalore
Chennai
Kolkata
Others
Own
JDA
JV
DM
✓ 3 Projects with 1.1 msf of saleable area and GDV
potential of Rs. 850-1000 Crs added during the year.
✓ Project pipeline impressive with 37 projects and 38 msf potential - 22 msf ongoing & 17 msf upcoming.
✓ Upcoming project pipeline with 17 msf potential;
being aggressively beefed-up to meet medium term growth aspirations.
✓ Several new opportunities at an advanced stage of evaluation. Strong accretion likely in the coming quarters.
Targeting to nearly double upcoming project pipeline over the next 2 years
_________________________ Excludes 7 Projects deferred with 8.6 msf taking longer than expected time to covert into live pipeline
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Promoter Holdings – An Update
• Mr. Murali acquires additional stake in HoldCo
− SPL’s promoter holding is held through SPHPL (HoldCo)*, in turn owned by Mr.
Murali and SGEWT*.
− Promoters desirous of ownership change at HoldCo level.
− SEBI approval received in Dec’24. First tranche of inter-se promoter transfers
done at HoldCo in Dec’24.
o Mr. Murali now owns 54.8% of HoldCo (vs. 26.7% earlier).
o Effective ownership in SPL at 15.2% (out of 28% Promoter Holding)
Shareholding Pattern – Dec’24
Institutions & Corporate 31%
Promoters, 28%
Public, 41%
− SEBI approval grants one year time for consummation of entire transaction.
Promoter Shareholding Composition
• Impact on SPL, listed company
− No material impact on SPL, as its Promoter Holding remains unchanged.
o Changes envisaged are only at the HoldCo level shareholding.
− SPL will continue to operate under the trusted and well-established brand
name “Shriram Properties” perpetually.
− No royalty payments envisaged beyond FY25.
− New brand identity launched recently to be SPL’s identity going forward**.
Promoter Name
Shriram Properties Holdings Pvt Ltd (SPHPL)*
SGEWT
M Murali
%
27.7%
0.1%
0.1%
Total __________________________ * out of 28% held by Promoters, Mr.. M. Murali held 15.2% directly & indirectly through holding shareholding in SPHPL
27.9%
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* Shriram Properties Holdings Private Limited (SPHPL) was disclosed as a Promoter of SPL, along with Mr. Murali and Shriram Group Executive Welfare Trust (SGEWT), in the DRHP/RHP/Prospectus.
** Trademark registration process already underway.
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Thank You
Artist’s impression of Shriram Blue, KR Puram, Bangalore
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Annexures
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Annexure-1: Projects Snapshot by Development Models
Own Developments
Joint Developments
Joint Ventures
Development Management
Execution Track Record
Execution Track Record
Execution Track Record
Execution Track Record
Completed ✓ 7 projects ✓ 5.3 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 9 Projects ✓ 9.4 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 7 Projects ✓ 10.3 msf.
Completed ✓ 25 projects ✓ 11.6 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 5 Projects ✓ 5.5 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 6 Projects ✓ 4.3 msf.
Completed ✓ 6 projects ✓ 3.8 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 3 Projects ✓ 3.5 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 1 Project ✓ 1.0 msf.
Completed ✓ 10 projects ✓ 5.9 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 5 Projects ✓ 3.0 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 1 Project ✓ 1.4 msf.
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Annexure-2: Consolidated Cash Flows
– With and Without JV Cashflows
Particulars
Amount in Rs. Crs
Collections DM Income Other Inflows Operating Inflow
Construction
Mktg. & Admin Overheads
Other Operating outflows
Operating Outflow
Cash flow from Operations Loan Drawls
Loan Repayment
Net flow from Borrowings Interest expense, net Other financing cashflows
Cash flow from Financing
FCF before New Project Inv.
Less: New Project Inv. *
Net Free Cash flow
Opening Cash & Cash Equiv. Closing Cash & Cash Equiv.
SPL Consolidated (CFS)
SPL Enterprise (100%)1 (Excl DM)
9MFY25
FY24
9MFY25
FY24
580 37 1 618
(281)
(139)
(41)
(461)
157 206
(331)
(125) (45) 11
(159)
(2)
(117)
(119)
190 71
699 123 1 823
(361)
(180)
(55)
(596)
227 283
(252)
31 (67) (35)
(71)
156
(86)
70
120 190
858 36 1 895
(383)
(158)
(47)
(588)
307 254
(465)
(211) (96) 20
(287)
20
(139)
(119)
254 135
1,232 121 1 1,354
(585)
(234)
(69)
(888)
466 363
(396)
(33) (131) (46)
(210)
256
(185)
71
183 254
_________________ Includes cash outflows for acquisition of Suvilas Realties and SPL’s share of investment in Shriram Pristine Estates (“JV”) , Park 63, Shriram 122 West (“JV”) under ASK platform, 1 Enterprise Cashflows include SPL CFS Cashflows plus 100% share of JVs. Excludes DM project cashflows
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For further information, please contact:
Company :
Investor Relations Advisors :
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Shriram Properties Limited CIN – L72200TN2000PLC044560
Strategic Growth Advisors Pvt. Ltd. CIN - U74140MH2010PTC204285
Mr.. Shrikanth D S, AGM – Finance Email Id – ir.spl@shriramproperties.com
www.shriramproperties.com
Mr.. Rahul Agarwal / Ms. Brinkle Shah Jariwala rahul.agarwal@sgapl.net / brinkle.shah@sgapl.net +91 98214 38864 / +91 96193 85544 www.sgapl.net
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