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Ganesh Infraworld reported a substantial rise in its consolidated net profit earlier this week, with earnings increasing to INR 18.1 crore for the September quarter, supported by a sharp surge in revenues. The company had recorded INR 7.1 crore in profit during the same period in the past financial year. Revenues more than doubled to INR 210 crore, reflecting strong operational momentum. The firm stated that the quarter had been particularly strong, aided by a healthy order book. It is also preparing to commence two water and sewerage treatment projects in Jammu & Kashmir in the coming months.
Ganesh Infraworld recently reported that its consolidated net profit had risen significantly to INR 18.1 crore for the September quarter, supported by higher revenues across business segments. The infrastructure company had earned INR 7.1 crore during the July-September period of the past financial year, according to its latest filing with the exchanges. Advertisement
The company also recorded a notable rise in revenues, which grew to INR 210 crore in the second quarter, compared with INR 95 crore in the corresponding quarter a year earlier. Vibhoar Agrawal, Chairman and Managing Director of Ganesh Infraworld Limited, stated that the second quarter of FY26 had been an exceptionally strong one for the firm and added that the company was maintaining a robust order book of about INR 2,262 crore.
Ganesh Infraworld is preparing to begin work on two upcoming water and sewerage treatment projects in Jammu & Kashmir, collectively valued at INR 105.77 crore, with execution expected to begin in the coming months. The Kolkata-based organisation continues to specialise in civil and electrical works, road and rail projects, and water infrastructure.
Ganesh Infraworld's latest quarterly performance highlights the company's strengthening financial position, driven by significant revenue expansion and a sustained project pipeline. With a diverse portfolio spanning road, rail, water, and civil infrastructure, the organisation remains focused on scaling its operations. The upcoming water and sewerage treatment projects in Jammu & Kashmir further reinforce its presence in essential urban infrastructure segments. Backed by a strong order book and improved quarterly results, the company appears well positioned to continue its growth trajectory in the months ahead.
Source - PTI
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