EFC (I) Limited Reports 55% Profit Surge to ₹567 Mn in Q2 FY26 Results

EFC (I) Limited, a prominent player in the real estate-as-a-service sector, reported a notable **55% profit surge, reaching ₹567 million** for the second quarter of FY26, which concluded on September

12 November 2025
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EFC (I) Limited, a prominent player in the real estate-as-a-service sector, reported a notable 55% profit surge, reaching ₹567 million for the second quarter of FY26, which concluded on September 30, 2025. This substantial growth is attributed to robust demand across all business segments, with the company achieving a year-on-year revenue increase of 53% to ₹2,545.9 million. The strong performance also highlighted an EBITDA of ₹1,108.4 million, reflecting a 39.7% increase compared to the previous year. The company has expanded its operations significantly, increasing its managed area to 3.23 million square feet.

In terms of segment performance, the rental division generated ₹1,290 million, marking a 44.7% increase year-on-year, while interior designing and furniture manufacturing segments also demonstrated strong growth. The furniture segment recorded a revenue of ₹139.8 million, showcasing a 9.6% growth from the previous quarter. In addition, the EBITDA margins slightly dipped to 43.5%, yet the profit before tax rose by 35.7% to ₹755.8 million, indicating effective cost management despite margin pressures. The company's profit after tax margins improved to 22.3%, a minor increase from the previous year.

Looking ahead, EFC (I) Limited plans to capitalize on this momentum with strategic initiatives, including the launch of EFC Retail Spaces aimed at capturing high-value leasing opportunities in metro areas. The company is also expanding its footprint in the design vertical, having recently secured a contract for a Passport Seva Kendra in Pune. Chairman and Managing Director, Mr. Umesh Sahay, emphasized the company's commitment to scaling operations and introducing innovative solutions, which positions EFC (I) Limited for continued growth and increased market share in the institutional furniture sector.