Aurum PropTech swings to ₹4.3 Cr profit in Q2 FY27, PBT margin turns positive at 4.8%

Aurum PropTech's consolidated total income rose 57.8% YoY to ₹137.3 Cr (revenue from operations ₹130.2 Cr + other income ₹7.1 Cr), and the company turned profitable with a consolidated PAT of ₹4.29 Cr versus an ₹8.41 Cr loss in Q2 FY26. PBT came in at ₹6.82 Cr, a margin of 4.8% against -7.9% a year ago — management's fourth consecutive quarter of positive PBT. Sequentially, reported PAT looks down ~90% from Q1 FY27's ₹45.18 Cr, but that figure was inflated by a ₹45.52 Cr one-off gain on the sale of the company's Navi Mumbai buildings, booked under discontinued operations; stripping that out, Q1's continuing-operations result was actually a ₹0.34 Cr loss, so this quarter's ₹4.29 Cr continuing-ops profit is a genuine sequential improvement rather than the decline the headline PAT number suggests.

Margin expansion was broad-based: the company's own Adjusted EBITDA margin (a non-GAAP, company-defined metric) widened 840 bps YoY to 11.5% from 3.1%, on total tax of ₹2.53 Cr against the ₹6.82 Cr PBT. The gains were led by the Distribution segment — Aurum Analytica grew leads sold 79% YoY, PropTiger grew gross commission 144% YoY with a 13% rise in average transaction value — while the Rental segment (HelloWorld, NestAway) continued narrowing losses as average occupancy held at 82%, with 137 buildings above 90% occupancy.

The stock went into the print at ₹247.16, up 12.8% over the past month of trading.

For context: revenue is at a 6-quarter high.

No formal brokerage Q2 FY27 preview could be found (the stock carries limited sell-side coverage), so the print cannot be benchmarked against street consensus. Against the company's own July 2026 guidance — a ₹1,000 Cr annualized revenue target pulled forward by Housing.com, Housing.com profitability within 4-6 quarters, and the existing business sustaining a profitable trajectory via AI-led efficiency — the quarter is on-track on the profitability leg (a fourth straight profitable quarter, margins expanding) but revenue scale is still well short: ₹137.3 Cr quarterly implies roughly a ₹549 Cr annualized run-rate, about half the ₹1,000 Cr target, and Housing.com's own standalone profitability isn't separately broken out in this filing to verify the 4-6 quarter timeline.