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Robust Financial Performance Drives Profitability
The significant profit jump was fueled by record sales bookings, particularly from luxury residential projects. Privana North in Gurugram alone generated over Rs 11,000 crore in sales, with other premium developments like The Dahlias and DLF Westpark also contributing substantially. This performance aligns with broader trends of outperformance in India's luxury housing market, driven by sustained demand from high-net-worth individuals and NRIs in major metropolitan areas.
Strengthened Financial Position and Shareholder Returns
DLF Limited strengthened its financial footing, achieving a net cash surplus generation of Rs 7,746 crore, a 25% increase year-on-year. The company concluded the fiscal year with a substantial Rs 14,155 crore net cash position, maintaining a debt-free status for its development business. Reflecting this financial health and confidence, the board recommended a dividend of Rs 8 per share, a notable 33% increase over the prior year's payout.
Rental Arm Continues Steady Growth
The company's rental arm, DLF Cyber City Developers Limited (DCCDL), also demonstrated consistent performance. It reported a fiscal year revenue of Rs 7,393 crore and a net profit of Rs 2,726 crore. With an EBITDA of Rs 5,718 crore and its extensive portfolio operating at approximately 95% occupancy, DCCDL continues to be a stable contributor to DLF's overall financial results through office and commercial leasing income.
Outlook for Premium Real Estate
DLF remains focused on upcoming project launches across both residential and rental segments. The company expressed confidence in leveraging sustained demand momentum in the premium and luxury real estate segments through a calibrated, value-accretive strategy, aiming to achieve its medium-term financial goals.