GPT Infra Q1: revenue dips 3% YoY, margins lift PAT 5%; FY27 guidance pace missed
PAT +4.91% YoY · revenue -3.38% · margins expanding
₹302.07 Cr
-3.38% YoY
₹24.63 Cr
+4.91% YoY
8.04%
+0.3pp YoY
₹1.95
GPT Infraprojects' consolidated Q1 FY27 print shows revenue of ₹302.07 Cr, down 3.4% YoY and 27.2% QoQ, while consolidated PAT rose 4.9% YoY to ₹24.63 Cr (down 22.7% QoQ off Q4 FY26's seasonally heavy execution base), with EPS at ₹1.95. There is no formal analyst/consensus estimate on record for this small-cap ahead of the print, and none turned up in a search either, so the result cannot be benchmarked against street numbers this quarter.
Q1 FY-2027 vs prior quarters
The profit growth despite shrinking revenue was entirely margin-led: OPM widened to 15.74% from 11.84% a year ago and 14.29% in Q4 FY26, already ahead of management's own long-term target of above 13% (targeting ~14%) on a consolidated basis; NPM rose to 8.15% from 7.51% YoY. Cost lines (materials, sub-contractor payments) eased as a share of revenue with the shift in mix, offsetting the topline decline.
The stock went into the print at ₹119.15, down 9.1% over the past month of trading.
What the summary numbers don't show
No exceptional or discontinued items in either statement this quarter (note 4).
GPT Infraprojects is guiding for revenue growth of 27-30% for FY27, driven by a strong order book and the integration of the Alcon signaling business. The company expects long-term EBITDA margins to remain above 13%, with a target of around 14% on a consolidated basis, benefiting from higher-margin segments like signal
— This quarter: missed
Standalone (parent-only) numbers were markedly softer than consolidated — revenue down 8.96% YoY to ₹282.07 Cr and PAT down 1.1% YoY to ₹22.33 Cr — a gap wide enough to flag: the group-level growth standalone alone didn't deliver came from subsidiary consolidation, with auditors noting one subsidiary (reviewed by a joint auditor) contributing ₹16.92 Cr revenue and ₹4.20 Cr PAT this quarter, consistent with management's stated integration of the Alcon signaling business. No management press release commentary was available in the context to cross-check this framing.
W1
FY27 revenue growth guidance of 27-30% vs Q1's actual -3.4% YoY decline — needs a sharp acceleration in the next three quarters to stay on track.
W2
OPM sustainability above management's >13% (targeting ~14%) long-term consolidated EBITDA margin guidance — Q1 already printed 15.74%.
W3
Standalone-vs-consolidated growth gap (-8.96% vs -3.4% revenue YoY) — whether subsidiary/Alcon contribution keeps offsetting parent-level softness.
Figures converted from ₹ Lakhs; consolidated PAT = PBT-tax (₹23.93 Cr) plus ₹0.41 Cr JV share and a reversed -₹0.29 Cr non-controlling interest loss, net +₹0.70 Cr; no exceptional/discontinued items in either statement (note 4).
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