On a consolidated basis, NBCC’s net profit for Q3FY26 stood at Rs 197 crore, up 38% from Rs 142 crore reported for Q3FY25.
The consolidated revenue from operations for Q3FY26 stood at Rs 3,022 crore, up 7% against Rs 2,809 crore reported for the same quarter last year.
The consolidated total expenses stood at Rs 2,911 crore, rising over 9% YoY from Rs 2,666 crore.
NBCC (India): Standalone Results
Navratna PSU NBCC (India) reported a standalone net profit of Rs 196 crore, up nearly 53% YoY, against Rs 128 crore reported for Q3FY25.
The PSU’s standalone revenue from operations for the quarter ended December stood at Rs 2,087 crore, up nearly 3% YoY, against Rs 2,029 crore reported for Q3FY25.
On a segment-wise basis, NBCC India’s maximum revenue came from Project Management Consultancy (PMC), which generated 96% of the total revenue at Rs 2,010 crore.
The company’s EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) wing generated Rs 43 crore, while the real estate segment generated Rs 26 crore. Roughly Rs 6 crore of the revenue came from unallocated segments.
NBCC India’s total expenses for Q3FY26 also rose 3% to Rs 1,977 crore, against Rs 1,915 crore reported in the corresponding quarter last year.
NBCC (India): Share price performance
The share price of NBCC (India) closed at Rs 98.19, down over 2% from its previous close. Over the past one year, the company’s stock has delivered a return of over 14%.
When you compare the 1-year performance to peers like Larsen & Toubro (27.66%), Rail Vikas Nigam (-18.45%), IRB Infrastructure Developers (-11.10%).
From a 5 year perspective, NBCC (India) has seen steady performance compared to Larsen & Toubro (22.10%) and Rail Vikas Nigam (58.34%).
Over the last five years, the share price of NBCC (India) has gained 35.47% CAGR.
NBCC (India)’s current P/E of 44.14x helps give context to how the market is valuing the stock.
NBCC India: Dividend
As of now, no dividend payout has been announced by the PSU. For Q2FY25, NBCC (India) had declared a dividend of Rs 0.21 per share.