Ceigall India Q3 Results: Revenue Jumps 19.3% YoY to ₹9,911 Million

Ceigall India Q3 Results

Ceigall India’s Q3 FY26 results show strong double‑digit growth, with consolidated revenue from operations at ₹9,911 million, EBITDA at ₹1,391 million (14.0% margin) and profit after tax (PAT) at ₹724 million, while maintaining an order book of ₹132,951 million and healthy 9M FY26 momentum.

Under the hood, the Q3 numbers tell a fairly clear story: revenue grew 19.3% year‑on‑year versus ₹8,305 million in Q3 FY25, indicating that project execution has picked up pace across its roads, highways and newer verticals.

EBITDA of ₹1,391 million translates to a 14.0% margin, which is robust for an EPC‑heavy infra player and suggests decent control on input costs and site‑level efficiencies despite a still‑inflationary environment. PAT of ₹724 million gives a 7.3% PAT margin, modest but consistent with the capex‑intensive nature of the business and the fact that infra companies typically carry finance costs and depreciation on a growing asset base.

Looking at the nine‑month (9M FY26) picture, consolidated revenue has reached ₹26,359 million, an 8.7% year‑on‑year increase from ₹24,251 million in 9M FY25, showing that the growth is not just a one‑off quarterly spike.

EBITDA for 9M stands at ₹3,619 million with a 13.7% margin, close to the Q3 level, which indicates the margin profile is stabilising rather than being driven by a single exceptional quarter. PAT over the nine months is ₹1,799 million, giving investors a sense of the earnings base the company is building as the order book converts into revenue

The order book itself is one of the standout parts of the Q3 communication: at ₹132,951 million, it gives Ceigall India multi‑year revenue visibility and reflects both road projects and newer segments such as renewables and transmission.

Fresh order inflow in Q3 FY26 was around ₹14,026 million, which matters because it shows that the company is not just executing its backlog but also replenishing it in a market that is seeing intense competition ahead of large public infrastructure pushes. In practical terms, for anyone tracking infra stocks, this kind of order book‑to‑revenue ratio usually signals that management can prioritise quality of orders, geography and margins rather than scrambling for every tender.

Overall, the Q3 FY26 results position Ceigall India as an infrastructure company in an expansion phase: revenue up nearly 20% year‑on‑year in the quarter, double‑digit EBITDA margins, and a deep order pipeline that extends beyond its traditional roads business.

For stakeholders – whether lenders, investors, or vendors working on its projects – the key takeaways are steady margin discipline, rising scale, and a deliberate push into adjacencies like renewables and transmission that could diversify earnings over the next few years if execution quality is maintained.

Here is the official PDF for Ceigall India Q3 Results

Disclaimer

The figures and metrics shared here are based on the company’s latest publicly available quarterly financial disclosures. Numbers may be rounded for readability and could be updated or revised by the company or regulators. Readers should refer to the official financial statements and filings for audited, legally binding information.