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Quarterly results: Jul–Sep 2026 (Q2 FY27)
Data as of 15 Oct 2026 · Jul–Sep 2026 results from BSE filings
245 companies have reported so far
2 companies expect growth of 20% or more
How this screen works
Companies whose management put a number on growth in the earnings call about these results: revenue, profit, loans, volumes or orders to grow by a stated percentage, for a year or as a yearly rate over a few years. An AI (Claude) reads each call & picks out the guidance; our rules then check each number: it must be in the passage, said by the company's management (not an analyst), in a passage about what lies ahead, & a percentage with a word for growth. A range counts by its low end, so "15% to 20%" passes 15%+ but not 20%+. Margins & amounts (capex, order wins in ₹ crore) are in each call's notes, not in this screen. A call is read within a few hours of its transcript being filed on BSE. Guidance is what management expects, not a promise: "In the call" opens the passage.
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- Sri Lotus Developers and Realty LimitedRealty · call transcript filedRevenue growth over FY26 55–60%, FY27 · keptWhy Kept forecast of 55-60% revenue growth for FY27
- Guided growth
- 55–60%
- Revenue YoY
- +52.5%
- P/E
- 39.3
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Sri Lotus Developers kept its forecast of 55% to 60% revenue & profit growth for the year to March 2027, after July to September revenue rose 52.5% to ₹268.6 crore. The forecast means about ₹1,190 crore to ₹1,230 crore of revenue, & the first half brought in ₹401 crore.
Sri Lotus kept its forecast of 55-60% revenue growth this year after July to September revenue rose 52.5% & profit 90.9%.
- What Sri Lotus Developers and Realty does
- Sri Lotus Developers & Realty is a Mumbai property developer led by film producer Anand Pandit. It redevelops old housing societies (rebuilding old buildings, rehousing existing residents & selling the extra flats) into luxury homes in western suburbs such as Juhu, Andheri & Versova, & listed in August 2025.
- What is behind it
- In results on 15 October, the company reported July-September revenue of ₹268.6 crore & profit of ₹88.5 crore, & kept its FY27 guidance (its own forecast) of 55% to 60% growth in revenue & profit over FY26 & ₹1,800 crore to ₹2,000 crore of pre-sales (the value of flats booked by buyers, which is counted as revenue later as projects progress). Pre-sales hit a record ₹470 crore in the quarter, up 83%, led by Lotus Trident in Andheri (₹180 crore) & Lotus Celestia in Versova (₹100 crore), taking first-half pre-sales to about ₹879 crore. The company plans four more launches this year (Lotus Sky Plaza, Portofino, Odyssey & Aurelia) with ₹3,500 crore to ₹4,000 crore of GDV (gross development value: total expected sales from a project) & added three redevelopment projects in the quarter worth ₹2,700 crore to ₹2,800 crore, according to its release as reported by Multibagg & Whalesbook. Management discussed the results on an earnings call on 16 October.
- How big is it
- FY26 revenue was ₹769 crore, so 55% to 60% growth means about ₹1,190 crore to ₹1,230 crore in FY27. First-half revenue of ₹401 crore (₹132.4 crore plus ₹268.6 crore) is about a third of that, leaving roughly ₹790 crore to ₹830 crore for October to March.
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- Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers LimitedCapital Markets · call transcript filedDistribution AUM growth target 40%, End of FY27 · keptWhy Kept goal of 40% growth in distribution assets
- Guided growth
- 40%
- Revenue YoY
- +20.3%
- P/E
- 19.2
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Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers kept its goal of about 40% growth in distribution AUM by the end of FY27, after it rose 29% in a year to ₹9,999 crore. Jul-Sep revenue rose 20% to ₹273 crore & profit 50% to ₹41.9 crore, led by margin trading loans.
Kept its goal of about 40% growth in the money its distribution arm looks after by March 2027, after 29% growth in a year
- What Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers does
- Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers is a full-service stockbroker for retail, wealthy & NRI (non-resident Indian) clients. Besides broking, it lends clients money to invest in shares through MTF (margin trading facility) & distributes mutual funds, insurance & other products, earning trail commissions (a small yearly fee on money that stays invested).
- What is behind it
- On its Jul-Sep 2026 earnings call (transcript filed on 21 Oct), management kept two targets for the end of FY27 (March 2027): about 40% growth in distribution AUM (assets under management: client money in the products it distributes) & an MTF book of ₹1,750 crore to ₹1,800 crore. Results filed on 13 Oct showed revenue up 20.3% to ₹273 crore & profit up 50.3% to ₹41.9 crore, with MTF interest income up 36% & broking revenue up 34%. Management said distribution income grew only 4% as it moved from upfront to trail commissions, & that trail income now covers about 75% of staff costs.
- How big is it
- Distribution AUM was ₹9,999 crore at 30 Sep, up 29.2% in a year. The MTF book was ₹1,499 crore, so reaching the target needs about ₹250 crore to ₹300 crore more by March; profit of ₹41.9 crore on revenue of ₹273 crore is a 15% profit margin.
Researched 22 Oct
Amounts in ₹ crore. A screen of what management said on its calls, checked against the transcripts, not a list of recommendations.