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May 27, 2025
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Further to our intimation on May 22, 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 Audited Financial Statements for the quarter and the year ended March 31, 2025.
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Investor Presentation Q4 | FY25 Results
Artist’s impression of Shriram Sapphire, Bangalore
May 27, 2025
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Q4 |FY25 Overview
Artist’s impression of Shriram Esquire, Koramangala, Bangalore
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Significant Headwinds during FY25, but Mostly Overcome
Macro Conditions - Interim challenges, but mostly overcome
• Delayed approvals and prolonged OC/CC processes impacted Q2/Q3, driving muted FY25. • Subdued launches and supply shrinkage across the sector—not demand weakness. • Underlying demand trends strong, supported by strong economic trends. • Launch momentum across the region improving; Issues appear behind us to support strong FY26.
Launch delays led missed volume targets
• Approval delays led launch deferment, multiple times both in Pune & Bangalore • Pune launched now; Bangalore project cleared for Q1’26. • Deferment of 2 key launches impacted volumes in Q4 – Strong absolute volumes, but weak YoY.
Revenue recognition challenges overcome; substantial ground recouped though not fully
• Occupancy Certificate (OC/CC) issue resolved in Shriram Pristine Estates & Park63, but only towards end
of Mar’25; Revenue and Earnings could have been stronger if received earlier.
• Substantial ground recouped, resulting in robust earnings growth in Q4. • Record Handover of 3,150+ units in FY25 despite OC/Khatha constraints.
Strong Operational Momentum
• With strong operational momentum and a resilient market demand, FY26 is poised for sustainable
growth and enhanced financial performance.
• Resolution of regulatory bottlenecks to accelerate project launches and revenue recognition.
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KPI Summary : FY25
s ’ I P K 5 2 Y F
L & P 5 2 Y F
-6% YoY
-3% YoY
+7% YoY
+5% YoY
4.31
msf1
2,288
Rs. Crores
Sales Volume
Sales Value
1,484
Rs. Crores
Collection
3,154
No's
Handovers
Revenues Rs. 973 Crs.
Gross Profit Rs. 249 Crs.
EBIDTA# Rs. 203 Crs.
PAT Rs. 77 Crs.
• Maintained strong momentum across key KPI’s despite regulatory delays impacting launches & OC.
•
•
Recovered substantial lost-ground from earlier quarters across key metrics through focused execution in Q4.
Despite strong Q4 recoup, YoY growth could not be stronger on full year basis in FY25.
FY25 performance demonstrated SPL’s agility and resilience in a dynamic environment.
• ___________ Notes: 1 msf = Million Square Feet # including share of JV profit (JV accounted for 26% of Handovers in FY25)
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KPI Summary : Q4 FY25
s ’ I P K 4 Q
L & P 4 Q
5% QoQ
1 % QoQ
31% QoQ
119% QoQ
1.32
msf1
673
Rs. Crores
455
Rs. Crores
1,396
No's
Sales Volume
Sales Value
Collection
Handovers
Revenues ₹ 428 Crs.
Gross Profit ₹ 117 Crs.
EBIDTA# ₹ 89 Crs.
PAT ₹ 48 Crs.
• Q4 momentum strong – Project OC/approvals received, though towards end of Mar’25.
•
•
Two major launches moved to Q1FY26 - Pune & Bangalore; Pune launched in May’25 successfully.
Despite late receipt of OCs, substantially achieved expected handover volumes during Q4.
Deferred handover led revenues from Q2/Q3 recouped mostly; Strong revenue recognition boosted Q4 earnings.
• ___________ Notes: 1 msf = Million Square Feet # including share of JV profit (JV accounted for 37% of Handovers in Q4FY25)
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FY25 Quarterly KPI Trends
Sales Volume (msf)
Sales Value (Rs. Crs)
Collections (Rs. Crs)
1.03
0.70
1.26
1.32
568
376
670
673
455
321
363
346
Q1FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Customer Handovers (units)
Revenue Trends (Rs. Crs)
PAT Trends (Rs. Crs.)
1,396
428
48
535
587
636
211
155
180
18
13
Q1FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
Q1FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY25
Q4FY25
SPL's execution excellence and proactive approach drove strong Q4 momentum, setting a positive tone for FY26 with improved visibility on OCs and upcoming launches.
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SPL Performance in the Sectoral & Peer Context
Categories driving residential Sales during CY2024*
Rs. 50 lacs to Rs. 1.0 Crore ticket size
Rs. 1.0 Cr to 3.0 Crore ticket size
34%
Share in CY 2024
38%
Share in CY 2023
39% Share in CY 2024
37% Share in CY 2023
Nearly 75% of 2024 absorption pan-India in the mid-market / mid- premium categories
PAN India trends FY25 vs FY24
Core Market Launch trends
Core Market Absorption trends
Core Market Inventory trends
(No. Units in lacs)
FY25
FY24
4.47
4.01
4.23
4.93
(No. Units in lacs)
FY25
FY24
5.60
5.54
0.75
0.57
(No. Units in lacs)
FY25
FY24
0.66
0.62
0.21
0.18
0.15
0.15
0.21
0.18
0.22
0.17
(No. Units in lacs)
FY25
FY24
0.59
0.38
0.29
0.27
0.28
0.23
Launches
Sales
Inventory
Bangalore
Chennai
Kolkata
Bangalore
Chennai
Kolkata
Bangalore
Chennai
Kolkata
SPL’s volume performance vs Peers during FY25
-28% YoY
-9% YoY
-7% YoY
•
•
Industry-wide launch and supply pressures were a short-term aberration;
SPL’s performance—aligned with market trends—is poised for recovery in FY26 as launches gain momentum.
Peers
SPL ________________ * Source: JLL & Anarock quarterly & Annual research reports 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.
Regional peers
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Key Highlights: | FY25 & Q4
Operational Performance
Financial Performance
• Sales Volumes & Values muted due to multiple deferment of launches in FY25. Launches could be done only in Q1’26.
• Satisfactory financial performance, despite delayed receipt
of OC’s towards end of Fiscal.
• FY25 Sales Volume at 4.3 msf; Sales Value at ~2,300 Crs.
• Substantial revenue recognition in Q4.
• Quarterly growth could have been stronger, but for
• FY25 Revenues at Rs. 973 Crores; Q4 Revenues at Rs. 428
deferment of launches, pending approvals, to Q1 FY26.
Crs (+138% QoQ), reflecting pent-up registrations.
• Record collection at Rs. 1,484 Crs in FY25; Q4 up 35% YoY
• Margins remain healthy: ~30% Gross margin, ~21% EBIDTA
and 31% QoQ reflecting increased handover.
and 8% PBT margins.
• Record high construction; gaining further momentum.
• Rs. 305 Crs cashflows from operations during FY25.
Project Execution
Business Development & Project Pipeline
• 4.2+ msf area completed; 9 projects reached OC in FY25.
• Business Development momentum picking-up strongly.
• Record Handover of 3,150+ units, reflecting execution
• Added 2.1 msf (GDV of 1,700+ Crs) in FY25
track record. Handed over ~1,400 units in Q4.
• Majority of H2 handovers in JV/DM projects (57%) impact reflected in JV profit share. Topline boosted by Own & JD share.
•
Increased spend fuelling faster execution & delivery ahead of committed timelines.
- 2 projects with 1.1 msf dev. potential concluded in H2
- Gross Development Value of Rs. 1,000+ Crs.
• Significant thrust on pipeline enhancement; several new
projects at advanced stage of evaluation.
• Cashflows unlocked through land monetization.
________________ Note: Data presented herein reflects aggregate for the Company, covering all projects under all development formats viz., Own, JV/JDA and DM; # Including share of JV profit
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FY25 Launches: Fewer But Successful Launches
New Project Launches – FY25
New Phase Launches – FY25
Project details
Region
Product
Area (msf)
Project details
Region
Product Area (msf)
Shriram Serenity
Bangalore Apartment
Shriram Swargam
Chennai Apartment
Shriram Symphony
Kolkata Apartment
Total
0.37
1.00
0.86
2.23
24 Karat
Chennai Apartment
Sanctum
Chennai Apartment
Belvedere
Bangalore Apartment
Total
0.09
0.16
0.12
0.37
Recent launches continue to shine; New launches to gain momentum, with enhanced approval visibility now
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Pune Launch: Encouraging successful start
400+ Walk-ins in 48 hours of launch
125+ Bookings in 48 hours of launch
Buoyed by tremendous response to our maiden launch, Pune is primed for the next wave of accelerated growth
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Glimpses of Pune launch event
The launch vibes are truly energizing the entire team with renewed enthusiasm
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Bangalore Gearing-up for the Launch*; Pre-Launch Activities Begun
Prelaunch campaign of Shriram Songs of the Earth (Near Electronic City, Bangalore) comprising – 344 units (0.5 msf), with GDV of 350+ Crs
________________ * Deferred from H2 FY25; Plan approvals received, awaiting RERA
Prelaunch campaigns receiving amazing response, launch activities gets further boost
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FY25 Project Completion – Mostly Ahead of Schedule
Projects Completed and Handover/Revenue Recognition Ongoing
Project Name
107 South East Phase I Eden Phase II West woods Chirping Ridge Chirping Grove Phase I WYT Field Phase I Park 63 2A Pristine Estates 107 South Phase II Total
Area (msf) 0.45 0.24 0.50 0.47 0.25 0.59 0.40 0.80 0.58 4.28
Type Apt. Plots Plots Plots Villas Apt. Apt. Plots Apt.
Ownership JV DM DM DM DM JV Own Own JV
Total Units 634 158 316 325 108 680 254 377 708 3,560
Handover 424 158 316 325 63 169 216 191 49 1,911
RERA date 19-Jul-25 31-Dec-24 26-Feb-26 11-Oct-27 19-Oct-25 26-Nov-25 31-Jan-25 15-May-25 14-Mar-25
26 Projects
13.5+ msf
(including Phases) reached OC/CC stage in last 5 years
With more than 90% of Projects delivered well ahead of RERA
Handovers witnessed significant momentum in Q4FY25 with resolution of OC/CC delays, leading to record 3150+ handovers during FY25 and boosting Q4 earnings
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Pricing Trends Stable; Augurs Well for Strong Demand
Price Increase by Project – Top Projects only
Avg. Portfolio Price increase Trends
Project Name
Dev Type
FY’25
FY‘24
Increase from FY’24
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
7,048
6,857
6,140
7,829
7,616
7,415
7,021
5,644
5,582
4,537
7,003
6,143
5,956
5,500
7,112
7,193
6,603
6,556
5,267
5,065
4,286
6,619
15%
15%
12%
10%
6%
12%
7%
7%
10%
6%
6%
3%
Avg realisation increase during FY25
12%
Avg realisation increase during
FY24
8%
Avg realisation increase during
FY23
Realizations Trends by Development Type (Rs/Sqft)
6 6 6 , 6
1 5 3 , 6
8 0 0 , 6
9 8 2 , 5
4 8 2 , 5
✓ Portfolio avg. realisation up ~3% 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 pricing outlook over the next 12-18 months.
6 5 4 , 3
6 5 1 , 3
3 0 9 , 2
7 8 5 , 2
2 8 5 , 2
Plots
Mid Market
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
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Financial Highlights : Q4 | FY25
Artist’s impression of Shriram 122 West, Mangadu, Chennai
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P&L Snapshot
P&L Summary Snapshot
Particulars (Rs. Crs)
Q4FY25
9MFY25
FY25
Q4 Contribution
Total Revenues
EBIDTA*
PBT
PAT
_________________ * EBITDA includes Share of Profits from JVs
428
89
63
48
546
114
25
30
973
203
88
77
44%
44%
71%
62%
Handover Trends during FY25
JV Projects Handover trends during FY25
JV Projects Handover trends during Q4FY25
9M FY25, 56%
Q4 FY25, 44%
Own/JDA, 46%
JV, 26%
DM, 28%
JV, 37%
Own/JDA, 38%
DM, 25%
9M FY25
Q4 FY25
Own/JDA
JV
DM
Own/JDA
JV
DM
JVS accounted for 37% of Handovers during Q4 FY25; and 26% for the full year
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Q4 FY25 Q4 FY24 302.3
407.7
YoY
QoQ
FY25
FY24
Financial Highlights : Profit & Loss – Q4 | FY25
Particulars (Rs 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
Add: Share of profit/(loss) of JVs
EBITDA with Share of JV Profit/(Loss)
Finance costs - Interest expense & other finance cost - Unwinding Impact (non-cash / GoWB Royalty)
Depreciation
Profit Before Tax
Tax expense
11.6
419.3
8.2
427.5
290.7
22.7
45.5
50.7
353.0
5.4
358.4
238.3
21.9
32.5
358.9
292.7
68.6
20.6
89.2
24.2 20.0 4.2
2.4
62.6
14.9
65.7
(19.8)
45.9
31.1 25.5 5.6
2.5
12.3
(7.8)
Q3 FY25 121.1
51.3
172.4
7.5
19%
143%
19%
179.9
138%
83.3
23.4
29.4
136.1
43.8
(0.4)
43.4
26.6 22.5 4.1
2.6
14.2
1.2
23%
4%
94%
-22%
409%
164%
57%
106%
-9%
341%
Net Profit _________________ *Other Operating Revenues include impact of ASK exit from Shriram Pristine Estates, fair value gains in Project JVs and monetization of development rights etc.
267%
137%
13.0
20.1
47.7
77.3
823.4
125.8
949.2
24.2
973.4
574.9
92.5
126.7
794.1
179.3
864.6
103.0
967.6
19.8
987.4
573.6
86.9
104.1
764.6
222.8
23.5
(19.6)
202.8
104.6 88.2 16.4
10.3
87.9
10.6
203.2
117.8 96.5 21.3
9.1
76.3
0.9
75.4
FY25 Margins
30% Gross Margin
21% EBIDTA Margin
8% PAT Margin
Satisfactory FY25 financial performance, with recognition of deferred revenues from Q2/Q3 in key projects, reflecting robust Q4 with recouping the lost ground substantially
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Financial Highlights : Profit & Loss – Q4 | FY25 (contd.)
Q4 FY25
o Revenue recognition during Q4 witnessed significant momentum with handovers in key projects (Park63 & Pristine
estates); Delayed OC/CC from Q2/Q3 received towards end of Q4.
o ~1,400 units handovers in Q4, 37% in JVs and its impact reflected in share of profit from JVs
o Stable margin profile reaffirming strong business fundamentals and profitability.
- Gross Margin at 29%, EBITDA Margins at 21%, and PAT Margin at 11%.
o Finance costs lower, on both QoQ and YoY, reflects the impact of reduced gross debt during FY25.
o Strong growth in Q4 earnings, both YoY and QoQ.
FY25
o External delays led deferred handover / Income recognition during Q2/Q3 and OC/CC receipts towards Q4 led to
muted FY25 performance.
o Other Operating Revenues driven by impact of ASK exit from Shriram Pristine Estates, fair value gains in JV Project’s,
and monetization of development rights etc.
o Current revenues driven by handover in recently completed projects (Park 63, Pristine Estates, 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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Consolidated Cash Flows – Q4 | FY25 (Excl. DM & JV cashflows)
Amount in Rs. Crs
Operating Inflows
Construction
Marketing & Admin Overheads
Other Operating outflows
Operating Outflows
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 Investment
Net Free Cash flow
Opening Cash & Cash Equiv.
Closing Cash & Cash Equiv.
Q4 FY25
9M FY25
FY25
FY24
Collection Trends (Rs. In Crs) SPL Own & JDA / JVs / DM
365
(141)
(58)
(18)
(217)
148
244
(101)
143
(14)
(2)
127
275
(26)
249
71
320
618
(281)
(139)
(41)
(461)
157
206
(331)
(125)
(45)
11
(159)
(2)
(117)
(119)
190
71
983
(422)
(197)
(59)
(678)
305
450
(432)
18
(59)
9
(32)
273
(143)
130
190
320
823
(361)
(180)
(55)
(596)
227
283
(252)
31
(67)
(35)
(71)
156
(86)
70
120
190
1,029
176
266
587
455
59 76
320
1,484
236
342
1,391
213
514
907
664
Q4FY25
9MFY25
FY25
FY24
✓ Strong cash from operations continued.
✓ New project investment of Rs. 143 Crs
during FY25.
✓ Free cashflows of Rs. 130 Crs during FY25.
✓ Cash & cash equivalent replenished, now at Rs. 320 Crs, supported by handover led collections and land monetisation proceeds.
_________________ * Includes cash outflows for acquisition of Shriram Serenity , Pune & Land near Electronic city, Shriram 122 West (“JV”) under ASK platform, Pune JDA, Park 63 during FY24 & FY25
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Strong cash balances to be deployed for growth in coming quarters.
Cashflow Snapshot
FY25 Cashflow Summary Snapshot
305Crs
⏶+34% 273Crs
⏶+75% 143Crs
⏶+66% 130Crs
Cashflow from Operations
FCF before Investment
New Project Investments
Free Cashflows
⏶+86%
Cashflow Trends
Cashflow from Operations
FCF before Investments
New Project Investments
Free Cashflows
647
545
365
305
227
115
273
116
156
136
86
143
180
130
70
-20
FY23
FY24
FY25
Total
FY23
FY24
FY25
Total
FY23
FY24
FY25
Total
FY23
FY24
FY25
Total
545 Crs
FCF before Investment in last three years
365 Crs
New Project Investment in last three years
180 Crs
Free Cash flow unlocked in last three years
Free Cashflows of ~200 Crs unlocked in last three year depicts operational efficiency of projects
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Debt Profile: Well Managed Leverage Ratios & Cost of Debt
Debt Profile & Cost of Debt Trends - Consolidated
Particulars (Rs. in Crs.)
Mar’25
Mar’24
Mar’23
Mar'22
industry
✓ SPL Net D-E drops to 0.24x – amongst lowest in the
Gross External Debt1
C & CE
Net Debt
646
320
326
631
190
441
553
120
433
481
140
341
Total Equity
1,356
1,277
1,200
1,131
Net debt/Equity
0.24
0.35
0.36
0.30
✓ 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.
Gross and Net Debt (Rs. In Crs.) 646
631
553
481
341
433
441
0.30
326
Net Debt - Equity
0.36
0.35
0.24
Mar-22
Mar-23
Mar-24
Mar-25
Mar'22
Mar'23
Mar'24
Mar'25
Gross Debt
Net Debt
Cost of Debt %
11.9%
11.6%
11.3%
6.5%
6.4%
6.5%
12.5%
4.0%
14.0%
12.0%
10.0%
8.0%
6.0%
4.0%
2.0%
0.0%
Mar'22
Mar'23
Mar'24
Mar'25
Cost of Debt
Repo Rate
Net Debt to Equity dropped further; Amongst lowest in the Sector. Significant headroom for growth funding needs. _____________________________________________________________________________________ 1 As per consolidated financial statements excluding inter-company debt from JVs
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Outlook |FY26
Artist’s impression of Shriram Chirping Woods, Sarjapura, Bangalore
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Meaningful Growth Journey in Last 5 Years
Sales Volume (msf)
Sales Value (Rs. Crs)
Collections (Rs. Crs)
4.6
4.3
2,362
2,288
1,484
1,391
4.0
3.8
3.0
1,846
1,482
1,244
1,263
1,194
925
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
Customer Handovers (units)
Revenue Trends (Rs. Crs)
PAT Trends (Rs. Crs.)
3,015
3,154
2,151
987
973
814
75
77
68
501
518
18
1,054
1,206
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
-68
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY24
FY25
SPL delivered satisfactory performance amidst external headwinds; Strong operating platform, proven execution track record, geared for next leap….
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FY26 – Reset. Rebuild. Rise.
Launches Better Launch Visibility and Better Launch Preparedness with 1 project already launched
Pipeline
Execution
Better Business Development momentum
Construction & OC milestones synchronised for Revenue recognition
Approvals
Pune Success
Sector Outlook
Sufficient time cushion in Approval & launches planned
Strategic move to Pune, early success encouraging. Will drive further growth
Mid Market Segment, Our Core Markets, RE sector on positive outlook
Challenges behind; Turning the Corner — Growth Levers Ready, Headwinds Easing
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Mission 1-2-3-4 (FY28): On a Right Path; Confident of Delivery
Ongoing Project Status – In Area (msf)
19.2 msf Launched
15.7 msf Sold
8.0 msf Revenue Already Recognised
7.7 msf Revenue Pending Recognition
3.5 msf Unsold
3.5 msf To be sold & Revenue be recognised
Revenue recognition Potential 11.2 msf (5,000+ Crs) Own/JDA: 6.1 msf (Rs.3,100 crs+) JV: 3.5 msf (Rs.1,800 crs)
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FY28 Mission Target
Sales Value:
Rs. ~5,000 crs
Revenues:
Rs. 2,500 - 3,000 crs
Earnings (PBT): Rs. 250 - 280 crs
~20 msf
3 years cumulative sales volume required to achieve the mission
~30-35 msf
~20.5 msf (3.5+17)
~15-20 msf
Pipeline required to achieve the target
Pipeline available (Ongoing Unsold+ Pipeline Live)
Pipeline addition to be done in next 12 to 18 months to achieve the mission
• ~3 msf near closure
~30+ projects under evaluation
• 5-6 msf at advanced stage of
diligence
• Additional 10+ msf under
active evaluation
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FY26 Outlook Guidance
28% YOY
44% YOY
35% YOY
14% YOY
5.2-5.5 msf
3000-3300 Rs. Crores
1800-2000 Rs. Crores
3300-3600 Units
Sales Volume
Sales Value
Collections
Handovers
8-10 Projects
3.5-4.0 msf
7.0-8.0 msf
4500-5000 Rs. Crores
Completion
Project Delivery
Pipeline addition
GDV Addition
Strategic Objectives:
• Growth Momentum: Target 20%+ CAGR in sales over next 3 years
•Sustaining Profitability: Strong earnings growth momentum with improving profitability and returns
• Strong Operating Platform: Reinforced S&M team; Strong launch pipeline demonstrated execution & handover capabilities
• Strong momentum in Pune : Capitalize on early success and create healthy pipeline and sales momentum in Pune
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FY 26 Launch Preparedness
5-6 msf launchable area
8-10 Projects
4,500+ Cr GDV Potential
2,000 Cr+ FY26 Launch Sales
54%
Bangalore
19%
Chennai
13%
Kolkata
24%
Own
68%
Apartment
62%
JDA
16%
Villas
47%
36%
Mid Premium
Mid Market
14%
DM
14%
Plots
14%
Plots
15%
Pune
0%
JV
3%
Others
3%
Others
With launch predictability easing, FY26 launches seems more certain
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FY 26 Project Completion & Earnings predictability
4+ msf
Delivery area
70%
Bangalore
10%
Chennai
8-10 OC’s
Projects
3,800+ units Handover Potential
70%
Own & JDA
80%
Apartment
20%
JV
10%
Villas
20%
Kolkata
10%
DM
10%
Others
✓ Over ₹1,400 Crs of unrecognized revenue potential from projects expected to be
completed during FY26 to hit revenue recognition milestones.
✓ Continued revenue recognition from recently completed developments along with FY26
completion projects, is set to drive a strong earnings outlook for the year.
With OC/CC approval process now streamlined and returning to normalcy, revenue predictability for FY26 has significantly improved.
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Project Pipeline Update
Project Pipeline (msf)*
Upcoming – 17 msf
Upcoming Projects GDV (Rs. Crs)
Ongoing – 19. msf
4.3
9.6
2.3
3.5
5.5
7.9
1.0
2.3
36.4
Ownership
- Own
- JDA
- JV
- DM
Ongoing Owned
Ongoing JDA
Ongoing JV
Ongoing DM
Upcoming Owned
Upcoming JDA
Upcoming JV
Upcoming DM
Sub-Total
Total GDV – Upcoming Projects
#
9
5
3
4
7
6
1
2
37
GDV
5,020
3,250
580
920
9,770
Pipeline – By Region
Pipeline – By Development Type
16%
28%
35%
21%
13%
12%
27%
48%
Bangalore
Chennai
Kolkata Others
Own
JDA
JV
DM
✓ 4 Projects with 2.1 msf of saleable area and GDV potential of Rs. 1700+ Crs added during the year.
✓ Project pipeline impressive with 37 projects with 38
msf – (22 msf ongoing & 17 msf upcoming).
✓ Upcoming project pipeline with 17 msf potential; being aggressively beefed-up to meet mission 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)
− SEBI approval grants one year time for consummation of entire transaction.
• 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**.
Shareholding Pattern – Mar’25
Institutions & Corporate 31%
Promoters, 28%
Public, 41%
Promoter Shareholding Composition
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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Promoter Group holding to remain stable
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 ✓ 8 projects ✓ 6.2 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 9 Projects ✓ 7.9 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 7 Projects ✓ 9.6 msf.
Completed ✓ 24 projects ✓ 11.6 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 5 Projects ✓ 5.5 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 6 Projects ✓ 4.3 msf.
Completed ✓ 4 projects ✓ 3.8 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 3 Projects ✓ 3.5 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 1 Project ✓ 1.0 msf.
Completed ✓ 12 projects ✓ 6.1 msf.
Ongoing Projects ✓ 4 Projects ✓ 2.3 msf.
Upcoming Projects ✓ 2 Project ✓ 2.3 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)
FY25
FY24
FY25
FY24
858 41 84 983
(422)
(197)
(59)
(678)
305 450
(432)
18 (59) 9
(32)
(273)
(143)
130
190 320
699 123 1 823
(361)
(180)
(55)
(596)
227 283
(252)
31 (67) (35)
(71)
156
(86)
70
120 190
1,210 41 84 1,335
(581)
(224)
(67)
(872)
463 643
(702)
(59) (114) 12
(161)
302
(167)
(135)
254 389
1,232 121 1 1,354
(585)
(234)
(69)
(888)
466 363
(396)
(33) (131) (46)
(210)
256
(185)
71
183 254
_________________ 1 Enterprise Cashflows include SPL CFS Cashflows plus 100% share of JVs. Excludes DM project cashflows
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Company :
Investor Relations Advisors :
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Shriram Properties Limited CIN – L72200TN2000PLC044560
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Mr.. Shrikanth D S, AGM – Finance Email Id – ir.spl@shriramproperties.com
www.shriramproperties.com
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