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Embassy Developments Q1 FY27 and Apollo Micro Systems Open Offer: 6 Important BSE and NSE Announcements for 16 August 2026

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Embassy Developments’ Q1 FY27 update leads the 16 August 2026 roundup, with collections up 54% year on year and reaffirmed FY27 guidance.

It also covers Apollo Micro Systems’ 26% Premier Explosives open offer and Suraj Estate Developers’ 74% rise in sales value.

  1. Embassy Developments Q1 FY27: strong presales and launch pipeline; FY27 targets reaffirmed with debt-reduction plan

    Earnings Call Transcript

    Financial Performance

    • Revenue from operations: INR 217 crores in Q1 FY27; INR 681 crores in Q1 FY26
    • Total income: INR 241 crores in Q1 FY27 vs INR 694 crores prior year
    • EBITDA: negative INR 106 crores vs positive INR 2 crores in Q1 FY26
    • Net loss: INR 234 crores vs INR 166 crores in Q1 FY26
    • Collections: INR 496 crores in Q1 FY27, up 54% YoY
    • FY27 collections guidance reaffirmed: approximately INR 3,000 crores

    Portfolio and Execution

    • Ongoing residential inventory: ~INR 10,500 crores; completed OC inventory ~INR 400 crores
    • Fresh launches pipeline: GDV ~INR 19,400 crores
    • OC for Embassy One 09 Phase 1 and 5 Golf City Savroli towers; Citadel 81 floors approved upfront
    • Nearly 60% of FY26 launched inventory sold; Bangalore launches 72% sold within 6 months
    • FY27 launch pipeline: 9 owned projects (GDV ~INR 13,300 crores) + 2 DM projects (GDV >INR 6,000 crores)

    Cash Flow and Balance Sheet

    • Cash balance ~INR 1,165 crores at start of year; Q1 op cash flow negative INR 285 crores
    • Gross debt ~INR 4,500 crores; cash ~INR 1,200 crores; net debt ~INR 3,300 crores; net debt/equity 0.35x
    • Outstanding shareholder debt ~INR 1,063 crores (Blackstone 700; Embassy 363)
    • Promoter convertible warrants issued at INR 111.51 per share; convert within 6 months

    Guidance and Outlook

    • Cost of debt around 14%; plan to refinance to lower-cost debt
    • Debt-to-equity target 0.3x to 0.35x; refinancing to reduce overall leverage
    • Inflection point expected mid calendar year as launches translate to stronger collections

    Q&A Highlights

    • Bangalore launches delayed by planning authority; four projects moved to Q2; Knowledge Park close to launch
    • Q1 cash flow negative; collections expected to accelerate from Q2 onward as launches progress
    • GDV split: 4 projects in H1; remaining launches in H2 of FY27
    • Two Bangalore commercial opportunities: Embassy East Business Park and Knowledge Park DM; early-stage planning
    • Nashik land: 1,400+ acres; MIDC amicable solution; debonding process 6–9 months
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  2. Apollo Micro Systems advances open offer to acquire 26% in Premier Explosives; SEBI final comments received

    Acquisition

    Acquisition overview

    • Target: Premier Explosives Limited (PEL); acquisition of 26% equity from public shareholders.
    • Open offer pursued under SEBI SAST; final comments on LOF received on Aug 14, 2026.
    • Regulatory approvals: SEBI final comments; further steps per open offer process.
    • Consideration: not disclosed.
    • Equity stake targeted: 26%.
    • Industry/sector: not specified in filing.
    • Strategic rationale: not disclosed.
    • Timeline: completion date not disclosed.
    • Target background: Premier Explosives Limited; details not provided.
    • Context: open offer announced July 9, 2026.
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  3. Suraj Estate Reports Q1 FY27: 74% YoY Rise in Sales Value and Area; Dadar West Acquisition

    Press Release / Media Release

    Financial & Business Highlights

    • Q1FY27 total income rose to Rs 146 crore, up 10% YoY.
    • Q1FY27 EBITDA stood at Rs 55 crore with 37.5% margin.
    • PAT was Rs 23 crore, PAT margin 15.6%.
    • Sales Value increased 74% YoY to Rs 141 crore.
    • Sales Area rose 74% YoY to 28,834 sq ft.
    • Collections were Rs 86 crore.
    • Acquired land parcel in Dadar West for Rs 18 crore.
    • Dadar West acquisition has 0.18 lakh sq ft developable area.
    • Estimated GDV of Rs 100 crore.
    • Suraj One Business Bay inventory sold ~33% since launch.
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  4. Q1 FY27: ASPHL sustains 92% occupancy, 8.1% revenue growth; EM Bypass flats sold; Park Mumbai launch; growth targets set

    Investor Presentation

    Business overview

    • Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels operates hotels, F&B, and entertainment across India.
    • Four hotel brands and 100+ premium F&B outlets including Flurys.
    • Pursues asset-light growth with Zone by The Park and NOR1 upselling.
    • Development pipeline includes hotel, residential, and mixed-use projects.

    Operational highlights

    • Occupancy at 92% in Q1-FY27, highest in India.
    • EM Bypass Kolkata residential project: 32 of 69 apartments sold; Q1 collections ₹213 Mn.
    • Park Mumbai project ready for launch.
    • SAP S/4HANA Finance implemented for better controls.

    Financial performance

    • Revenue from operations ₹1,668 Mn, up 8.1% YoY.
    • Total revenue ₹1,716 Mn; EBITDA ₹517 Mn; Operating EBITDA ₹469 Mn.
    • PAT ₹115 Mn; PAT margin 6.70%; diluted EPS ₹0.54.
    • Occupancy 92%; 5-year RevPAR CAGR 28%.

    Strategic priorities & outlook

    • Target 6,000+ keys by FY30; asset-light expansion.
    • Maintain occupancy leadership; expand in upper midscale segment.
    • Monetize real estate via ownership of prime assets.
    • Leverage NOR1 AI upsell to personalize guest experiences.
    • Second-phase EM Bypass launch planned for Diwali 2026.

    Governance & leadership

    • Mr. Vijay Dewan serves as Managing Director.
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  5. Rishabh Q1FY27: Consolidated revenue up 4.2%, EBITDA up 17.3%, EEI growth.

    Investor Presentation

    Business overview

    • Core business: energy measurement, power quality solutions; expanding automation and solar inverters.
    • Strategic diversification into US, Africa, SE Asia; strengthening presence in India and Europe.

    Key operational highlights

    • Consolidated revenue grew 4.2% YoY; EBITDA rose 17.3% YoY in Q1FY27.
    • EEI segment grew 34.0% YoY with EBITDA margin around 24%.
    • Lumel Alucast breakeven; HPDC focus on profitable, higher-value opportunities.
    • New product pipeline across energy meters, medium-voltage, automation, solar inverters.

    Financial performance

    • Standalone revenue 776 Mn; EBITDA 182 Mn; PAT 119 Mn; margins: EBITDA 23.5%, PAT 15.3%.
    • Consolidated revenue 1,983 Mn; EBITDA 353 Mn; PAT 194 Mn; margins: EBITDA 17.8%, PAT 9.8%.
    • Standalone GP margin 52.6%; Consolidated GP margin 62.4%.

    Capital structure & liquidity

    • No debt/equity or liquidity details disclosed in this update.

    Strategic priorities & outlook

    • FY27: profitable growth, better product mix, new product development, deeper customer relationships.
    • Geographic expansion and disciplined capital allocation.

    Risks & mitigation

    • Forward-looking statements with macro, competition, and cost risks; mitigation via profitable growth and diversification.
    • Exit lower-margin contracts to protect profitability; focus on higher-value opportunities.

    Governance & leadership

    • Company Secretary: Ajinkya Joglekar; no governance changes disclosed.
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  6. Natural Capsules approves Q1 FY2027 unaudited results; promoter equity/warrant issuances; EGM on Sept 9, 2026

    Financial Results

    Board decisions

    • Approved unaudited standalone and consolidated results for quarter ended June 30, 2026.
    • Notice of Extra Ordinary General Meeting to be held on September 9, 2026.

    Capital actions

    • Preferential issue: up to 1,25,000 equity shares to promoter group at Rs 160 each.
    • Preferential issue: up to 5,00,000 warrants to promoter group at Rs 160 each.

    EGM & governance

    • Draft EGM notice approved; details to be filed with stock exchanges.
    • Scrutinizer appointed: M/S Deepak Sadhu, Practicing Company Secretaries.

    Operational notes

    • Standalone Q1 FY2027 results prepared per Ind AS; limited review unmodified.
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