Kalpataru Ltd secures a significant redevelopment deal in Kandivali East, Mumbai, spanning approximately 2.8 acres. The project promises a gross development value (GDV) of ₹1,250 crore and has an estimated carpet area sales potential of 0.37 million square feet.

Kalpataru plans to generate a massive INR 8,000 crore in gross development value (GDV) primarily from their own developments. The company projects steady revenue margins between 20-25% and cash flow margins after payment disbursements of 25-30%.

Kalpataru has chosen to forgo its FY27 projections due to prevailing economic uncertainties, instead focusing on a projected growth trajectory. Notably, the company achieved robust revenue and profitability in Q4 FY26 primarily from handover projects.

Kalpataru aims to complete 5.5 million square feet by FY27, ensuring a clear view of future cash flows. The real estate giant is planning new launches worth ₹7,800 crores and anticipates some delays in FY26 projects, pushing them to the first half of FY27.

In the latest quarter, Kalpataru Ltd reported a 6% year-over-year increase in pre-sales at ₹1,833 crore, with profits reaching ₹194 crore for FY26. For the entire financial year, pre-sales grew by 17%, totaling ₹5,280 crore, and collections surged by 34% to ₹4,960 crore, indicating strong revenue growth in FY26.

Kalpataru's Q4 profits saw a remarkable increase, reaching ₹2 billion compared to ₹141 million in the same quarter last year. The company also experienced a substantial rise in revenue, which stood at ₹16.94 billion compared to ₹6 billion from the previous year.

Kalpataru's Q4 earnings have skyrocketed, marking a significant 14.3x increase to ₹200.5 crore. This growth is attributed to increased revenues and the successful completion of projects, indicating a promising outlook for the company.

GSS has unloaded approximately 4.8 million shares of Kalpataru Ltd in a trade, with the average selling price being ₹385.15, according to the NSE block trades data.

Kalpataru recently experienced a significant block trade, with over 4.8 million shares exchanging hands for approximately ₹186 crore, at a share price of ₹385 each.

Kalpataru Ltd's subsidiary, Ananta Landmarks, has been ordered by the GST Appellate Authority to pay a demand of INR 4.01 crore from the fiscal year 2021-22. Despite this, Kalpataru claims there will be no significant financial impact and has announced plans to appeal against the decision.

Kalpataru Power shares have surged by 3.8% over the past week, currently trading at Rs 1,297.9. This marks a positive momentum for investors holding the stock.

In the fourth quarter of FY 2025-26, Kalpataru has seen a 6% increase in pre-sales compared to the previous year. Moreover, collections have surged by 41%, indicating stronger cash flow for the company.

Despite a 17% increase in pre-sales for FY26, amounting to ₹5,280 crore, and an impressive 34% surge in collections to ₹4,960 crore, Kalpataru Ltd's shares experienced a slight drop of 1.18%, closing at ₹301.45 on the BSE today.

Kalpataru Ltd's subsidiary is under a Rs. 2.52 crore GST demand from the previous fiscal year. The company has been penalized and charged with interest, but they plan to file an appeal, hoping for a positive resolution.