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Aurum PropTech's ₹45 cr profit built on building sale; core in red

A one-time gain of ₹45.52 cr from selling buildings in Navi Mumbai drove net profit to ₹45.18 cr. Excluding that, continuing ops posted a small loss. Revenue rose 57% to ₹121 cr.

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Mkt cap₹1,651 cr
ROE0.00%
Debt / eq.0.30
₹45.52 cr One-time gain from building sale

What's new

  • Total income jumped 57% YoY to ₹121 crore.
  • Net profit of ₹45.18 crore largely due to ₹45.52 crore one-time gain.
  • Excluding one-time items, continuing ops reported a small loss after tax.
  • Distribution segment led revenue growth; rental business turned EBITDA positive.
  • Housing.com acquisition on track to close before September 2026.

Why this matters

The headline profit looks strong, but it's entirely from asset sales, not operations. Without the building sale, the company is still losing money. The Housing.com deal is key to turning the core business around, but the market had already priced in this quarter's one-time gain and the acquisition.

What we're watching

  • Housing.com deal closing and integration progress.
  • Whether core profitability (ex one-time items) improves in coming quarters.
  • Any further asset sales or fundraises.

The full read

Q1 FY27 net profit of ₹45.18 crore. But almost all of it came from selling buildings, not from operations. Strip out that ₹45.52 crore gain, and continuing ops posted a small loss. Revenue rose 57% to ₹121 crore, led by the distribution segment, and the rental business turned EBITDA positive for the first time — hardly enough to sustain a ₹1,651 crore market cap. The Housing.com acquisition, due to close before September, is the real catalyst. This quarter doesn't change that story. The market had already priced in the building sale. Without that deal, the standalone business stays in the red.

Questions answered

What drove Aurum PropTech's net profit this quarter?
The net profit of ₹45.18 crore came primarily from a ₹45.52 crore one-time gain on the sale of surplus buildings in Navi Mumbai.
Is the core business profitable?
No. Excluding the one-time gain, continuing operations recorded a small loss after tax for the quarter.
How did revenue perform?
Total income rose 57% year-on-year to ₹121 crore, led by the distribution segment.
What is the status of the Housing.com acquisition?
Management reiterated that the deal is expected to close before September 2026, and it remains a strategic priority.
How does this compare to the prior quarter?
In the March 2026 quarter, sales were ₹124 crore and net profit was ₹18 crore. The June quarter revenue was ₹121 crore, slightly lower sequentially, but net profit was boosted by the one-time gain.
What is the stock's current valuation?
Based on trailing data, Aurum PropTech trades at a P/E of 868.7, reflecting high expectations from the Housing.com acquisition and future growth.
Mentioned: Housing.com acquisition · Navi Mumbai building sale
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Company snapshot

Aurum Proptech Ltd.

Software Services
₹1,754 cr
P/E 30.82×

Latest quarter · Jun 2026

Sales₹112 cr
Net profit₹46 cr
Op. margin+27.1%
EPS₹5.96

Strength & growth

Debt / equity0.30×
Current ratio0.75×
Sales CAGR−6.3%
Financials via Tijori — a research aid, not investment advice.AURUM on Tijori

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  1. 20 Jul 2026 · 12:25 PM IST Aurum PropTech's ₹45 cr profit built on building sale; core in red
  2. 1d ago Aurum Proptech revenue jumps 71% but core profit just ₹2.3 cr
  3. 2d ago Aurum PropTech Q1: 57% revenue growth, but market already had the story
  4. 2d ago Aurum PropTech's Q1 profit built on ₹45.5 cr building sale
  5. 6d ago Aurum PropTech snaps up Housing.com in ₹458 cr share swap