Brigade Enterprises FY26 Results Show Growth Across Segments

Bengaluru, May 7, 2026 — The latest signals from the property desks show Brigade leaning hard on fresh launches and pricing power to keep momentum intact.

Brigade Enterprises Ltd. reported real estate sales of 1.95 million sq. ft. valued at ₹2,521 crore in the fourth quarter of FY26, with average realisation rising to ₹12,915, marking a 7% year-on-year increase. The company also recorded annual pre-sales of ₹7,424 crore across 6.13 million sq. ft., reflecting sustained momentum across its core business segments.

Q4 FY26 Sales Driven by New Launches and Pricing Strength

During the January, March quarter, Brigade launched approximately 4 million sq. ft. across seven projects. That supply didn’t sit idle, it moved.

Pre-sales climbed sequentially, backed by new inventory hitting the market and tight pricing control.

Average realisations also moved up year-on-year. That tells you demand hasn’t softened yet, at least for Brigade’s projects.

The quarter was a mix of timing and execution, launch at scale, sell fast, hold rates.

FY26 Pre-Sales and Revenue Growth Across Segments

For the full financial year, Brigade’s real estate segment clocked pre-sales of 6.13 million sq. ft., translating to ₹7,424 crore. Revenue from the segment came in at ₹4,002 crore, up 11% over FY25.

Leasing added muscle. Revenue here rose 12% year-on-year to ₹1,303 crore.

Retail showed signs of life. Footfalls were up 7%. Consumption jumped 18%.

Total collections stood at ₹7,476 crore. Net cash flow from operations came in at ₹1,411 crore.

Cash is moving. And that matters.

Hospitality Portfolio Records Higher Occupancy and Revenue

Hotels quietly did their part.

Brigade’s hospitality arm reported average occupancy of 76% for FY26. Average room rate (ARR) climbed 11% to ₹7,453.

Revenue from the segment rose to ₹604 crore, up from ₹536 crore in FY25—a 13% increase.

Demand is holding. Rates are improving. And the hotel side is no longer just support—it’s contributing.

Financial Performance and Profitability Trends

But margins took a hit.

Consolidated Q4 FY26 revenue came in at ₹1,523 crore, slightly below ₹1,532 crore last year. EBITDA dropped to ₹430 crore from ₹488 crore.

PAT for the quarter fell to ₹190 crore, down from ₹249 crore. EPS followed, at ₹5.94 versus ₹10.32.

For the full year, revenue rose to ₹5,909 crore from ₹5,314 crore. EBITDA slipped slightly to ₹1,638 crore from ₹1,654 crore.

PAT improved to ₹725 crore from ₹680 crore. But EPS edged down to ₹26.33 from ₹28.68.

Growth is there. Profit pressure hasn’t gone away.

Dividend and Bonus Issue Announcement

The board has recommended a final dividend of ₹2 per equity share—20% of the ₹10 face value for FY26.

There’s also a bonus on the table. A 1:3 ratio, one fully paid-up share for every three held, subject to approval.

Management says the next year starts with a strong pipeline. Execution will decide how much of that converts.

And in this market, that’s where the real test is.