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Shraddha Prime Projects Ltd Q3 FY26: ₹129 Cr Sales, ₹13 Cr Profit, 195% YoY Sales Jump — But Debt Climbs to ₹219 Cr


1. At a Glance – Mumbai Builder With a Calculator and a Bulldozer

₹682 crore market cap. ₹169 share price. Stock P/E 17.9. ROE 36.9%. ROCE 16.3%. Debt ₹219 crore. Debt-to-equity 2.28.

Welcome to Shraddha Prime Projects Ltd — a Mumbai-focused real estate developer that just delivered ₹129 crore in Q3 FY26 sales with ₹13 crore net profit. Sales up 195% YoY. Profit up 50.9% YoY.

But here’s the masala: working capital days ballooned from 305 to 587. Borrowings climbed to ₹219 crore. And they recently approved ₹60 crore NCDs at 16% coupon and another ₹58 crore tranche at ~20–22% coupon.

Real estate + high-cost debt + aggressive expansion.

Are we looking at a rising Mumbai developer or a builder sprinting on a treadmill powered by NCD investors?

Let’s open the site office and check the blueprints.


2. Introduction – From Slum Rehab to South Bombay Dreams

Incorporated in 2007, Shraddha Prime Projects Ltd (SPPL) is a Mumbai-based real estate developer focused on residential projects — from low-cost housing to premium and super-premium segments.

They operate mainly in western and central suburban Mumbai and Thane. As of Q1 FY25, the company had 8 ongoing projects and 3 new ones in documentation — including one in Matunga, South Bombay.

In September 2024, they launched “Shraddha Pratham” in Borivali East and received a Commencement Certificate from MHADA.

Then in November 2025, they announced:

  • Acquisition of three Mumbai land parcels
  • Aggregate GDV of ₹1,200 crore
  • Combined carpet area of ~420,000 sq ft
  • Acquisition of 98% stake in two LLPs
  • Up to 51% in Shraddha Landmark for ≤₹125 crore

That’s not small ambition. That’s “Mumbai skyline loading…” ambition.

But here’s where the script gets interesting:

  • Income Tax search & seizure operation in May 2024
  • Auditor resignation in January 2024
  • Multiple CEO/CFO swaps in past years
  • Independent director resignation in Feb 2026
  • High-cost NCD borrowings at 16% to 22%

This isn’t boring real estate. This is Netflix-worthy real estate.

So the real question is:

Is this a growth story… or a stress test in disguise?


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Simple version:

They redevelop land in Mumbai.

Detailed version:

They:

  • Enter redevelopment agreements with housing societies
  • Do slum rehabilitation projects
  • Develop residential towers
  • Partner with LLPs and developers
  • Acquire development rights
  • Sell apartments
  • Repeat

They operate across:

  • Low-cost housing
  • Compact housing
  • Premium
  • Super-premium

Basically, if Mumbai has land, they want a piece of

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