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Signature Global reported a significant 37% drop in its Q4 revenue, bringing it down to Rs 520.4 crore. Despite this decline, the company doubled its net profits due to a substantial reduction in total expenses, marking a profit of Rs 61.1 crore. A decrease in pre-sales bookings was noted, attributed to project approval delays. Nonetheless, the firm remains optimistic, citing strong residential demand and successful project launches as key drivers of their positive outlook.

Key Points: Signature Global Sees Q4 Revenue Drop but Profit Surges

  • Signature Global's revenue falls 37% in Q4 FY25
  • Net profit rises by 110% to Rs 61.1 crore
  • Pre-sales bookings dip 61% due to project approval delays
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Realty firm Signature Global's Q4 revenue drops over 37 pc in Q4

Realty firm Signature Global reports a 37% Q4 revenue drop but profits double due to expense cuts.

"Despite the revenue drop, Signature Global managed to more than double its net profit. - Source"

New Delhi, May 16

Realty major Signature Global (India) Limited has reported a 37 per cent decline in revenue, dropping to Rs 520.4 crore for the fourth quarter (Q4) of FY25, compared to Rs 827.6 crore in Q3.

Similarly, the company’s total income slipped by 33.83 per cent -- from Rs 862.1 crore in Q3 to Rs 570.4 crore in Q4, according to its stock exchange filing.

However, despite the revenue drop, Signature Global managed to more than double its net profit.

The company posted a net profit of Rs 61.1 crore in Q4, up from Rs 29.1 crore in the previous quarter, marking a growth of around 110 per cent.

The net profit attributable to owners of the holding company stood at Rs 61 crore, up by approximately 109.62 per cent from Rs 29.1 crore in Q3.

This strong profit performance came as total expenses fell sharply by 40.45 per cent, down to Rs 497.7 crore in Q4, from Rs 835.8 crore in Q3.

The quarter, however, also saw a dip in pre-sales bookings. Signature Global had earlier announced a 61 per cent year-on-year (YoY) drop in pre-sales for Q4, recording Rs 1,620 crore, compared to Rs 4,140 crore in the same period last fiscal.

The company attributed this decline to delays in project approvals, which pushed some planned March 2025 launches into the current quarter (Q1FY26).

Despite this, Signature Global remains confident about its overall business momentum.

The company cited strong demand for residential real estate in the National Capital Region (NCR), positive customer sentiment, timely execution, and successful new project launches in Gurugram and nearby markets as key reasons behind its solid performance in FY25.

Signature Global recently partnered Investors Clinic, a real estate consultancy firm.

On Friday, Signature Global’s shares were trading at Rs 1,221, up by Rs 45.80 or 3.90 per cent on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

- IANS

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Rahul K.
Interesting how profits doubled despite revenue drop! Shows their cost control is working. But 61% drop in pre-sales is worrying - hope those delayed approvals come through soon. NCR real estate needs more transparency in approvals process.
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Priya M.
As someone who booked a flat with Signature last year, I'm concerned 😟 Hope this doesn't affect project timelines. Their Gurugram projects have good reputation but such big fluctuations in numbers make buyers nervous.
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Arjun S.
Typical Indian real estate cycle! Builders show paper profits while actual sales decline. Stock price up 4% today shows how disconnected markets are from ground reality. Buyers beware 🚨
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Neha T.
The profit growth is impressive but sustainability is key. Many builders in NCR are struggling with high inventory. Hope Signature's partnership with Investors Clinic helps boost sales. Their affordable housing projects are much needed.
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Sanjay V.
Why is no one talking about the 40% expense cut? That's where the profit magic happened! Either they're becoming efficient or cutting corners. RERA should monitor such drastic cost reductions in construction sector.
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Kavita R.
Delhi-NCR real estate is bouncing back after COVID but approval delays are killing growth. Government should fast-track clearances - it benefits everyone from builders to home buyers to job seekers in construction sector 🇮🇳

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