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Max Heights swings to profit as revenue jumps 80%

The real estate firm posted a net profit of ₹98.12 lakhs for FY26, reversing a prior-year loss as cash flow turned positive.


Mkt cap₹19.9 cr
P/E18.86×
ROE0.00%
Debt / eq.0.21
₹98.12 lakhs Audited net profit for FY26, up from a loss of ₹39.98 lakhs.

What's new

  • Revenue climbed 80% to ₹826.66 lakhs for the year ended March 2026.
  • Operating cash flow hit ₹442.39 lakhs, a sharp recovery from the negative ₹688.63 lakhs in FY25.
  • Statutory auditors provided an unmodified opinion on the annual results.

Why this matters

The shift from a loss to a profit, paired with a massive swing in operating cash flow, suggests a stabilization in the company's core real estate business. For a nano-cap entity, this turnaround is a material change in financial health.

What we're watching

  • Whether the real estate segment can sustain this revenue growth in FY27.
  • Details on the specific projects that drove the improved cash flow.
  • Any further expansion of the order book.

The full read

Max Heights Infrastructure moved into the black for FY26, reporting a net profit of ₹98.12 lakhs against a loss of ₹39.98 lakhs the year prior. Revenue surged 80% to ₹826.66 lakhs, a gain the company credits to its real estate operations.

It worked.

Beyond the top-line growth, the company fixed its cash flow issues by generating ₹442.39 lakhs in operating cash, a stark reversal from the negative ₹688.63 lakhs recorded in FY25. With auditors issuing an unmodified opinion and the board reporting no loan defaults, the company enters the new fiscal year on firmer financial footing. For a business with a market capitalization of roughly ₹20 crore, this turnaround is a material shift in its operational profile that finally puts the company on a stable path.

Questions answered

What was the primary driver of the revenue growth?
The company attributes the 80% revenue increase to its real estate segment.
How did the company's cash position change?
Cash from operations improved to ₹442.39 lakhs, compared to a negative ₹688.63 lakhs in the previous fiscal year.
Did the auditors raise any concerns?
No. The statutory auditors issued an unmodified opinion on the financial statements.
Are there any outstanding debt issues?
The board confirmed that there were no loan defaults as of the balance sheet date.
Mentioned: Max Heights Infrastructure Ltd.
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