Anarock’s net profit jumped 53.4% to ₹93.2 cr in FY26, eclipsing the 2025 figure of ₹60.8 cr and beating the market consensus of roughly ₹80 cr.
Revenue from operations rose 33.8% to ₹881.9 cr from ₹658.9 cr, underscoring a solid demand for its transaction advisory and leasing services.
On September 30, the company filed a draft red herring with SEBI, targeting a ₹1,000 cr issue—₹550 cr fresh shares and ₹450 cr offer‑for‑sale by existing shareholders, including 360 ONE.
A pre‑IPO placement of up to ₹110 cr is also planned, which would shrink the fresh issue accordingly. The DRHP outlines ₹120 cr earmarked for AI and tech augmentation, ₹89.5 cr to strengthen operations and talent, ₹148 cr for acquiring DSP Design Associates’ equity, with the balance reserved for acquisitions and general corporate purposes.
With the IPO filing, Anarock sets the stage for a potential listing on NSE/BSE next quarter; analysts expect the offer to trade at a 15–18% premium if priced around ₹1,200 per share, and the company is also aiming for a debt‑free balance sheet by 2027.