DLF ended the financial year 25 with a net surplus of 5,302 billion GBP and improved its net money position to 6,848 billion GBP. | Photo credit:

The country’s largest broker, DLF, recorded a net profit of 1,268 billion GBP and 37 percent in the annual comparison for March 31, 2025. The turnover (consolidated) was 3,348 billion GBP for the period.

For the whole year, the company’s net profit was 4,357 billion GBP and 59 percent in the year; while the income (consolidated) was 8996 billion rupees. The turnover was powered by new sales bookings of 21,223 billion GBP, which corresponds to a previous year of 44 percent.

“The Dahlias received an encouraging demand and generated 13,744 billion GBP for new sales bookings during the financial year. This has led to a monetization of around 39 percent of the estimated total sales potential of this project in the first year after its introduction,” said the company in a statement.

The other big ticket start, DLF Privana West, experienced a complete sale within a few days after the soft start, which met around 5,600 GBP for new sales bookings.

The company achieved a net money surplus of 5,302 billion GBP in the financial year and its net level position improved to 6,848 billion GBP for the financial year 25.

The annuity business of DLF, DLF Cyber ​​City Developers Limited (DCCDL), was £ 6,448 Crore; The EBITDA was 4,949 billion GBP, which reflected 11%growth; The consolidated profit for the year was 2,461 billion GBP, a Yoy growth of 46%.

“The board recommended a dividend of 6 GBP per share for the approval of the shareholders. This payment would mean growth of 20% compared to the previous year compared to the previous year,” said the company in a statement.

Published on May 19, 2025