Dilip Buildcon Limited Reports FY26 Revenue of ₹ 7,005 crore and PAT of ₹ 842 crore
New Delhi, May 15, 2026: Dilip Buildcon Limited (DBL) has announced its audited financial results for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, reporting consolidated revenue of ₹8,984 crore and a Profit After Tax (PAT) of ₹1,398 crore. On a standalone basis, the company’s EPC business generated ₹7,005 crore in revenue, while its mining segment contributed ₹1,692 crore. The results highlight the official launch of “DBL 2.0,” a strategic initiative designed to transform the firm from a pure-play construction company into a diversified multi-asset infrastructure platform, the company said in a press release.
The company closed the financial year with its order book at an all-time high of ₹28,830 crore, providing strong revenue visibility across multiple sectors. For the fourth quarter of FY26, DBL recorded consolidated revenue of ₹2,300 crore with an EBITDA margin of 17.06%. While the quarter faced external headwinds, the management emphasized that the company’s transition toward long-duration contracted assets—such as mining and infrastructure projects with 25-to-50-year lifespans—will provide a cushion against cyclical volatility.
Chairman and Managing Director Dilip Suryavanshi noted that the company has navigated various industry cycles and macroeconomic uncertainties over three decades. “Q4 FY26 reflected some of the external challenges. However, these developments also reinforce the importance of the strategic transition we had already initiated through DBL 2.0, which was conceptualized well before the current phase of geopolitical concerns,” he said. He added that the goal is to build a portfolio where a substantial share of profitability is driven by long-term assets to ensure business sustainability.
CEO Devendra Jain acknowledged that Q4 performance was impacted by slower industry-wide order awarding and elevated input costs, though he characterized these pressures as temporary.
Strategic lead Rohan Suryavanshi further detailed the company’s financial health, noting that the debt remains largely asset-backed. He stated, “DBL 2.0 is aimed at gradually creating a more balanced infrastructure model where long-duration contracted assets complement the EPC business and contribute meaningfully to long-term profitability, cash-flow visibility and return ratios.”
Looking ahead, Dilip Buildcon aims to become nearly net debt-free over the medium term. The company’s growth strategy focuses on strengthening mining operations as a primary cash-flow driver and expanding its portfolio of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) assets and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs). By maintaining strict capex discipline, DBL intends to build a recurring revenue stream that enhances long-term shareholder value and return ratios.
