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Alpine Housing revenue jumps 31.5% to ₹72.88 crore in FY26

The nano-cap developer posted a profit of ₹6.01 crore for the fiscal year, marking an 18.7% gain as it reclassified a small portion of land assets.


Mkt cap₹160 cr
P/E27.87×
ROE4.32%
Debt / eq.0.21
₹72.88 cr Annual revenue for FY26, up 31.5% year-on-year.

What's new

  • Annual revenue rose 31.5% to ₹72.88 crore for the year ended March 31, 2026.
  • Net profit grew 18.7% to reach ₹6.01 crore.
  • Auditors issued an unmodified opinion despite a ₹1.27 crore land asset reclassification.

Why this matters

For a company with a market cap of ₹161 crore, double-digit growth in both top and bottom lines is a positive signal. The reclassification of land assets is purely administrative and does not affect cash flow, leaving the core financial health of the business intact.

What we're watching

  • Whether the company can sustain this growth rate in the current fiscal year.
  • Any further updates on land asset utilization.
  • Liquidity trends for the stock given its nano-cap status.

The full read

Alpine Housing Development Corporation delivered growth in FY26, with annual revenue climbing 31.5% to ₹72.88 crore. Net profit followed suit, rising 18.7% to ₹6.01 crore.

Growth is clear.

While the company remains a nano-cap player with a market valuation of ₹161 crore, these figures indicate a period of improved performance within its housing operations. The statutory auditors provided an unmodified opinion, noting only a minor technical adjustment involving the reclassification of land assets worth ₹1.27 crore from inventory to investment property. Because this is an administrative correction, it carries no impact on the company's cash flow, confirming the firm's current trajectory is stable.

Questions answered

How did Alpine Housing perform in FY26?
The company saw a 31.5% increase in revenue to ₹72.88 crore and an 18.7% rise in net profit to ₹6.01 crore.
What was the nature of the auditor's technical restatement?
Auditors reclassified land assets worth ₹1.27 crore from inventory to investment property. This is an administrative correction with no impact on cash flows.
Did the auditors express any concerns about the results?
No, the statutory auditors issued an unmodified opinion on the financial statements.
What is the current market size of the company?
Alpine Housing is a nano-cap entity with a market capitalization of approximately ₹161 crore.
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