Nisus Finance profit jumps as construction subsidiary consolidation kicks in
Consolidated profit more than doubled to ₹70.35 crore after the company acquired a 54% stake in New Consolidated Construction Company.
— 2 earlier stories on Nisus Finance Services Co Ltd. →What's new
- Standalone net profit rose 35% to ₹26.66 crore for FY26.
- Consolidated income surged to ₹574.92 crore following the August 2025 acquisition of NCCCL.
- The company secured a CARE BBB+ issuer rating and reduced related debt to ₹38 crore.
Why this matters
The jump in consolidated income from ₹32.94 crore to ₹574.92 crore is a function of the NCCCL acquisition. Investors must look past the headline growth to evaluate the underlying performance of the construction business now integrated into the firm.
What we're watching
- The impact of the new BIM partnership with Nemetschek on construction margins.
- Dilution effects from the newly approved ESOP scheme.
- Further debt reduction progress beyond the current ₹38 crore level.
The full read
Nisus Finance Services integrated its August 2025 acquisition of New Consolidated Construction Company (NCCCL) during FY26. The consolidation of the construction subsidiary pushed consolidated net profit after minority interests to ₹70.35 crore, more than double the ₹32.22 crore reported the previous year. Total consolidated income shifted to ₹574.92 crore from ₹32.94 crore. While the standalone business grew 35% to reach ₹26.66 crore in profit, the firm's financial profile is now dominated by its 54% controlling stake in NCCCL. Management reduced related debt to ₹38 crore and secured a CARE BBB+ issuer rating. With a new BIM partnership with Nemetschek and an ESOP scheme now approved, the company is shifting from a pure finance player into a construction-linked services entity. The next test is whether the construction business can maintain these margins without the initial acquisition tailwinds.
Questions answered
- What drove the sharp increase in consolidated profit?
- The consolidation of New Consolidated Construction Company (NCCCL), which the firm acquired in August 2025, is the primary driver. This acquisition pushed consolidated profit after minority interests to ₹70.35 crore from ₹32.22 crore.
- How did the standalone performance compare to the consolidated results?
- Standalone net profit grew by 35% to ₹26.66 crore. The consolidated figures are higher due to the inclusion of the construction subsidiary.
- What is the current status of the company's debt and credit rating?
- Nisus Finance reduced its related debt to ₹38 crore and has obtained a CARE BBB+ issuer rating.
- Did the board approve any new corporate initiatives?
- Yes, the board approved an ESOP scheme and disclosed a new partnership with Nemetschek for Building Information Modeling (BIM) services.
Story so far
All notes on NISUS →- 26 May 2026 · 8:11 PM IST Nisus Finance profit jumps as construction subsidiary consolidation kicks in
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