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Suratwwala Business Group Ltd Q3 FY26: ₹42 Cr Revenue, 1,224% YoY Jump, But 941 Days Working Capital — Real Estate Genius or Excel Gymnastics?


1. At a Glance – The Suspiciously Beautiful Story

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Pune’s most dramatic real estate soap opera.

On one side, you have a company showing 1,224% revenue growth and 5,758% profit growth — numbers so explosive that even Bollywood action scenes look under-budget. On the other side, you quietly notice working capital days at 941 and suddenly this looks less like a blockbuster and more like a slow-burn thriller.

Revenue is jumping like a crypto chart in 2021. Profit margins are flexing like a gym influencer on Instagram. But cash flow? That guy didn’t even show up to the party.

And then there’s the cherry on top — multiple CFO resignations in a short span. One left. Replacement came. That replacement also left. Then another came. At this point, even musical chairs has more stability.

So what exactly is happening here?

Is this a hidden real estate gem quietly building wealth…
Or a company that mastered the art of “profit on paper, stress in reality”?

Before you fall in love with those juicy margins, ask yourself:

Are we looking at wealth creation… or accounting creativity?


2. Introduction – Pune Real Estate Meets Solar Side Hustle

Suratwwala Business Group Ltd (SBGL) is essentially a Pune-based real estate developer with a side hustle in solar EPC and some brokerage-style services.

Translation in simple terms:

They:

  • Build buildings
  • Sell buildings
  • Rent buildings
  • Help others sell buildings
  • And occasionally install solar panels

Basically, if there’s land involved, they want a piece of it.

Now here’s the interesting part.

The company:

  • Migrated from BSE SME to Mainboard in FY24
  • Expanded land bank aggressively
  • Added solar EPC projects
  • Increased share capital
  • And kept announcing new projects like a startup pitching to VCs

Sounds ambitious, right?

But let’s pause.

Real estate is a sector where:

  • Revenue recognition can be… flexible
  • Cash flows can lag reality
  • And “future projects” are often used as storytelling tools

So when a small company suddenly shows massive growth…

Do you clap… or do you double-check the fine print?


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Let’s decode this business like a detective trying to understand a scam email.

1. Real Estate Development (Main Game)

  • Residential projects
  • Commercial projects
  • IT parks
  • Villa communities

Revenue contribution:

  • 92% from property sales

So yes, this is primarily a real estate company.


2. Solar Power (Side Quest)

  • Executes solar EPC projects
  • Works under:
    • EPC model
    • Power Purchase Agreements

Example:

  • Recently secured ₹43.5 Cr solar EPC order

So they’re basically saying:

“Why just build buildings when we can also put solar panels on them?”


3. Business Auxiliary Services (Fancy Brokerage)

  • Helps clients find buyers/tenants
  • Provides leasing support

Revenue:

  • Around 6%

Which is basically:
“Brokerage but with corporate vocabulary.”


4. Rental & Misc Income

  • Renting:
    • Mobile tower space
    • Hoardings
    • Unsold units

Passive income… but tiny (~2%).


Now ask yourself:

Is this a focused business…
Or a company trying to do everything real estate-related just to maximize revenue visibility?


4. Financials Overview – The Numbers That Make You Raise Eyebrows

Quarterly Performance (₹ Crores)

MetricDec 2025Dec 2024Sep 2025YoY %QoQ %
Revenue423261,223%61%
EBITDA15011Massive36%
PAT11085,758%37%
EPS0.640.010.47Huge36%

EPS Annualisation (Quarterly Rule Applied)

  • Latest EPS = 0.64
  • Annualised EPS = 0.64 × 4 = 2.56

Recalculated P/E

  • CMP = ₹28.8
  • EPS = 2.56

P/E = ~11.25

Market showing:

  • 16.1 → slightly inflated vs real calculation

Commentary

  • Growth looks insane
  • Margins are strong

Eduinvesting Team

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