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Highway Infrastructure Limited (HIL), a key player in India's infrastructure sector, posted robust results for the first quarter of FY 2025-26, driven by higher toll collections, operational efficiencies, and expansion of its toll operations. Revenue grew 38% year-on-year while net profit after tax rose by 128%. With new toll projects in Uttar Pradesh and additional contract wins, HIL has expanded its order book significantly, reinforcing its long-term growth visibility. The company also emphasised investments in digital tolling technologies such as RFID and ANPR systems.
Highway Infrastructure Limited announced its unaudited financial results for the first quarter of FY 2025-26 earlier this week, highlighting substantial growth in both revenue and profitability. The company reported revenue from operations of INR 113.60 crores, marking a 38% rise compared with INR 82.28 crores in the same quarter last year. Net profit after tax stood at INR 7.20 crores, a 128% increase from INR 3.15 crores a year earlier. EBITDA also grew by nearly 32%, reaching INR 106.23 crores. Advertisement
Performance was supported by increased traffic volumes and efficiency gains through the adoption of digital tolling solutions, which improved both revenue realisation and commuter convenience. During the quarter, HIL commenced toll operations at the Kiratpur Fee Plaza in Uttar Pradesh under a contract valued at INR 84.78 crores. Additionally, the company secured a new toll project worth INR 31.07 crores, further strengthening its nationwide footprint.
With these additions, HIL's toll order book expanded by INR 115.85 crores, enhancing visibility for future growth. The company reiterated that its focus remains on operational efficiency and project expansion, noting that the newly awarded toll projects are consistent with its vision of consolidating its position as a leading player in the infrastructure sector. Management expressed confidence that the strong momentum in financial and operational performance would continue to generate long-term value for shareholders.
Incorporated in 2006, HIL has built a diverse portfolio of infrastructure projects, including roads, highways, bridges, tollways, residential housing, schools, IT parks, and other developments. It was among the first operators in India to implement ANPR-based toll collection on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and currently manages toll operations across 11 states and one Union Territory. With its integrated EPC business and advanced engineering capabilities, the company provides comprehensive infrastructure solutions.
The expansion of its order book provides clear visibility for sustained growth, while its investment in digital tolling technologies reinforces its position as a technology-driven infrastructure operator. With an established presence across multiple states and an expanding project portfolio, HIL signalled that it is strategically placed to deliver long-term value to both its stakeholders and the wider infrastructure sector.
Source - PTI
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