AVP Infracon Limited posts stellar H1 performance; Revenue jump 79%, Net profit rises 82%

PNN

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], November 22: AVP Infracon Limited (NSE: AVPINFRA), one of the leading infrastructure development companies with over 15 years of execution excellence, is pleased to announce its Unaudited financials for H1 FY26.

Key Consolidated Financial Highlights

H1 FY26

* Revenue of ₹ 195.73 Cr, YoY growth of 79.21%

* EBITDA of ₹ 44.74 Cr, YoY growth of 86.85%

* EBITDA Margin of 22.86%, YoY growth of 93 Bps

* Net Profit of ₹ 23.22 Cr, YoY growth of 82.02%

* Net Profit Margin of 11.86%, YoY growth of 18 Bps

* EPS of ₹ 9.29, YoY growth of 81.80%

Order Book Snapshot

* Order Book: Approx ₹475 Cr (unexecuted value)

* Bid Pipeline: ₹1500- 2000 Cr worth of projects under evaluation

* Execution Visibility: 18-24 months with strong H2 ramp-up expected

Commenting on the performance Mr. Prasanna Dhandayuthapani, MD, AVP Infracon Limited said We are pleased to report our strongest-ever half-year performance in H1 FY26, supported by execution excellence and operational discipline. During the period, we secured around ₹124 Cr in new orders across highways, bridges, and industrial infrastructure, reflecting client confidence and our progress in expanding beyond Tamil Nadu.

We expect execution to accelerate in the second half as more projects move into active phases. Our focus remains on disciplined bidding, timely supplier payments, and efficient working capital management to ensure sustainable growth.

We continue to broaden our geographic reach, targeting a meaningful share of FY26 revenue from outside Tamil Nadu, while also building our solar EPC business into a long-term growth vertical. From FY27, we aim to expand into private and PSU infrastructure opportunities with integrated civil, structural, and road solutions."

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