Marathon Nextgen Q1: consolidated revenue +40% YoY, PAT -16% as other income normalizes
PAT -16.12% YoY · revenue +40.26% · margins compressing
₹197.5 Cr
+40.26% YoY
₹50.23 Cr
-16.12% YoY
23.15%
-9.1pp YoY
₹7.78
Consolidated revenue from operations rose 40.3% YoY to ₹197.50 Cr (₹140.81 Cr in Q1 FY26) and 73.9% QoQ (₹113.55 Cr in Q4 FY26), reflecting stronger property development revenue recognition. Consolidated PAT attributable to owners fell 16.1% YoY to ₹50.23 Cr (₹59.88 Cr a year ago) even as it rose 12.4% QoQ (₹44.70 Cr) — the QoQ improvement is a low, seasonal March-quarter base effect and not the headline story; the YoY decline is. No sell-side consensus estimates for this print could be located, so vsStreet is unknown.
Q1 FY-2027 vs prior quarters
The YoY profit decline is not an execution problem: net profit margin compressed to 24.2% of total income from 32.3% a year ago (29.99% last quarter), but the operating (EBITDA) margin actually expanded to 23.6% from 21.95% YoY and 21.91% QoQ. The gap is explained almost entirely by "other income," which fell to ₹19.49 Cr this quarter from ₹50.10 Cr in Q1 FY26 (-61%) and ₹38.26 Cr in Q4 FY26. That income was largely treasury income on the ₹899.9993 Cr QIP raised in June 2025; per the filing's notes, ₹645.9764 Cr of it has now been deployed into projects, leaving a shrinking pool of surplus cash generating interest/investment income as it converts into operating income.
The stock went into the print at ₹386.1, down 2.7% over the past month of trading.
For context: PAT has now risen for 2 consecutive quarters; revenue is at a 6-quarter high.
Marathon Nextgen Realty reported record FY26 profits and anticipates continued momentum into FY27 and beyond. The company plans to accelerate project execution, expand presales across residential and commercial verticals, and pursue value-accretive acquisitions and redevelopment opportunities. A key focus is scaling th
— This quarter: met
Management's prior guidance (FY26 concall) pointed to record profits carrying into FY27, accelerated execution, expanded presales, and revenue visibility from new launches within 12 months — this quarter is broadly on track against that, with 40% YoY revenue growth confirming accelerating execution. The quarter also saw two new project announcements — a ₹450 Cr entry into Sewri (Aug 1, 2026) and an earlier ₹450 Cr Mumbai redevelopment (Jul 3, 2026) — adding to the launch pipeline management flagged. The long-pending composite amalgamation scheme (merging Matrix Water Management, Sanvo Resorts, Marathon Realty, Matrix Enclaves Projects and Matrix Land Hub into the company, appointed date Jan 1, 2025) also progressed, with stock-exchange NOCs received and NCLT/shareholder-creditor meetings scheduled for early August 2026; it remains subject to NCLT sanction. No standalone management commentary/press release was available with this filing to cross-check against the numbers.
W1
Other income trajectory — fell to ₹19.49 Cr this quarter from ₹50.10 Cr YoY as QIP funds deploy; further declines will keep pressuring headline PAT even if operating margin holds.
W2
NCLT sanction timeline for the composite amalgamation scheme (appointed date Jan 1, 2025) — outcome will reshape group structure and consolidated numbers.
W3
Presales/revenue contribution from the new Sewri (₹450 Cr) and Mumbai redevelopment (₹450 Cr) projects, against management's guided 12-month revenue visibility from new launches.
Consolidated PAT reported (₹50.23 Cr) is profit attributable to owners; total net profit for the period incl. NCI was ₹52.43 Cr (NCI ₹2.20 Cr). Standalone PAT (₹36.62 Cr) includes a ₹3.34 Cr share of JV profit (pre-JV PAT was ₹33.28 Cr) — consistent with reported EPS. No exceptional items in either the current or year-ago quarterly column, so no adjusted-growth calc was needed. Source figures in ₹ Lakhs, converted to Crore.
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