Anant Raj has announced its consolidated financial results for the third quarter, showcasing strong performance across key financial metrics. The company demonstrated robust growth in both profitability and revenue generation during the reporting period.

Financial Performance Overview

The company's consolidated financial results reveal significant year-on-year improvements in core financial indicators:

Profitability Analysis

Anant Raj's consolidated net profit reached ₹1.40 billion in the third quarter, representing a substantial increase of 27.27% compared to ₹1.10 billion recorded in the same quarter of the previous year. This growth in profitability indicates the company's effective cost management and operational efficiency during the quarter.

Revenue Growth

The company's revenue performance showed consistent strength, with consolidated revenue climbing to ₹6.40 billion from ₹5.30 billion year-on-year. This 20.75% increase in revenue demonstrates the company's ability to expand its business operations and market reach effectively.

Performance Summary

The third quarter results highlight Anant Raj's solid financial foundation, with both revenue and profit metrics showing double-digit growth rates. The company's performance reflects positive operational momentum and effective business execution during the reporting period.

Anant Raj Limited has received upgraded credit ratings from Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited (IVR) on its bank facilities totaling ₹351.00 crore. The company informed stock exchanges on January 14, 2026, about the positive rating revision that reflects improved creditworthiness and financial performance.

Rating Upgrade Details

Infomerics has upgraded both long-term and short-term credit ratings for Anant Raj's bank facilities. The rating committee reviewed the company's operational and financial performance for FY25 (Audited) before announcing the upgrades.

Facility Composition

The rated bank facilities comprise various instruments across multiple lenders. The long-term facilities of ₹272.00 crore include a term loan of ₹257.00 crore from State Bank of India maturing in July 2033, and a cash credit facility of ₹15.00 crore from the same lender.

Short-term facilities totaling ₹79.00 crore consist of:

• Dropline overdraft facility of ₹29.00 crore from ICICI Bank (maturing July 2026)
• Bank guarantee facility of ₹50.00 crore from State Bank of India

Rating Significance

The upgraded ratings indicate enhanced credit quality and reduced default risk. The IVR A- rating for long-term facilities signifies adequate degree of safety regarding timely servicing of financial obligations with low credit risk. The IVR A2+ rating for short-term facilities represents strong degree of safety for timely payment with low credit risk.

Regulatory Compliance

Anant Raj communicated the rating revision to both NSE and BSE under Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The rating letter from Infomerics was enclosed with the stock exchange filing. The ratings are valid for one year from January 14, 2026, with formal surveillance typically conducted within 12 months.