Realty · NSE: PHOENIXLTD
The Phoenix Mills
Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management
Call held 31 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr
| Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | YoY | Q1 FY27 | QoQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 1,153 | 1,115 | +3.4% | 1,075 | +7.2% |
| EBITDA | 710 | 667 | +6.5% | 642 | +10.7% |
| EBITDA margin | 61.6% | 59.8% | +183 bps | 59.7% | +194 bps |
| PBTProfit before tax | 550 | 515 | +6.8% | 492 | +11.6% |
| Net profit | 326 | 304 | +7.1% | 297 | +9.7% |
| EPS (₹) | 9.10 | 8.50 | +7.1% | 8.30 | +9.6% |
From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.
Guidance
Retail: Double-digit rental income growth expected for FY28
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 14
Retail: Double-digit rental income growth expected for FY28
“with the trading occupancy ramp-up that we have, that will progressively come on stream in the coming months, you should continue to expect double-digit growth in the rental income going forward for FY28.”
Retail: Long-held guidance of double-digit rental growth maintained for operational portfolio
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 14
Retail: Long-held guidance of double-digit rental growth maintained for operational portfolio
“I think, over a long period of time, we have maintained a guidance of double-digit growth in rental, and we have been able to deliver on it, and we keep our fingers crossed and continue to work hard to deliver this going forward as well within the operational portfolio.”
More figures from the call
“So right now, at an overall portfolio level, Pritesh, 79% is leased and 54% is rent generating.”
“So we are comparing two different time periods and maybe, a 20% to the higher end of 25% range is what we can say is the outlook for October 2026.”
“We are also adding another floor to the mall along with other changes, which will add approximately 100 additional stores to the center.”
“In the immediate next phase of expansion, we will be adding 150 stores to the center.”
In short
- 01Management expects to cross its 15% FY27 retail rental growth guidance; the 14%-15% guidance for FY27 and FY28 is unchanged.
- 02Annuity EBITDA (retail, offices, hotel, asset management) rose 21% to Rs 669 crore in Q2.
- 03Q2 mall consumption grew 25% to Rs 4,685 crore; October 2026 consumption growth outlook is 20% to 25%.
- 04Office portfolio is 79% leased and 54% rent generating, targeted at 70% by March and 80% by June-July 2027.
- 05Net debt was Rs 3,479 crore at September 2026, with net debt to EBITDA at 1.2x.
- 06PML stake in ISMDPL is expected to rise from 58.33% to 68.1% in November 2026 for Rs 1,350 crore.
- 07Rise mall at Palladium is due in calendar 2027; Thane, Chandigarh and Coimbatore are targeted for calendar 2030.
Capex
Rise 1, Phoenix Palladium: Rise 1 about 60% leased; rentals expected above Rs 500 pspm
Rashmi Sen · Q&A · p. 9
Rise 1, Phoenix Palladium: Rise 1 about 60% leased; rentals expected above Rs 500 pspm
“About 50% of the brands in Rise 1 are going to be new brands that we are adding there. We have completed about 60% of the leasing, and the rentals are expected to be upwards of INR 500 pspm for that block, which is higher than the existing rent of Palladium overall complex.”
Development projects scheduled to start operations from 2027 onwards
Varun Parwal · p. 3
Development projects scheduled to start operations from 2027 onwards
“Our development pipeline is also progressing well, with projects scheduled for completion and commencement of operations from 2027 onwards.”
Kolkata: Extra Kolkata land has no impact on mall start timeline
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 8
Kolkata: Extra Kolkata land has no impact on mall start timeline
“It would actually help enhance the arrival experience and give a broader frontage to our land parcel on the main Diamond Harbour Road, but it has no impact as such on the mall commencement timelines.”
Rise, Phoenix Palladium: Rise mall to be operational in calendar year 2027
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 10
Rise, Phoenix Palladium: Rise mall to be operational in calendar year 2027
“The mall would be operational next year, in Calendar Year 2027.”
Thane, Chandigarh, Coimbatore: Thane, Chandigarh and Coimbatore malls targeted for operations in 2030
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 10
Thane, Chandigarh, Coimbatore: Thane, Chandigarh and Coimbatore malls targeted for operations in 2030
“So, 2030 is when we would target or we would expect for operations for Thane, Chandigarh, and Coimbatore.”
Capacity
Phoenix Palladium, Phoenix MarketCity Bangalore: Palladium and Phoenix MarketCity Bangalore to be doubled to about 2 million sq ft
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 15
Phoenix Palladium, Phoenix MarketCity Bangalore: Palladium and Phoenix MarketCity Bangalore to be doubled to about 2 million sq ft
“It is our endeavor to double the size of Palladium and Phoenix MarketCity Bangalore from the current 1 million to about 2 million sq ft.”
Thane, Chandigarh: Thane and Chandigarh malls being sized at 1.6 to 1.8 million sq ft
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 15
Thane, Chandigarh: Thane and Chandigarh malls being sized at 1.6 to 1.8 million sq ft
“Even Thane and Chandigarh, we are pushing the size of the retail malls to 1.6 to 1.8 million sq ft, given the amount of retailer interest that we have here.”
Phoenix Palassio, Lucknow: Lucknow mall to grow from 900,000 sq ft to 1.1 million sq ft after expansion
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 15
Phoenix Palassio, Lucknow: Lucknow mall to grow from 900,000 sq ft to 1.1 million sq ft after expansion
“Lucknow, when it started, was just 900,000 sq ft, and by the time we end this expansion, it will actually reach 1.1 million sq ft.”
Retail: New mall size benchmark moving to 1.3-1.4 million sq ft from 1 million
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 15
Retail: New mall size benchmark moving to 1.3-1.4 million sq ft from 1 million
“The new benchmark is definitely moving to a 1.3-1.4 million sq ft of retail size.”
2030 target: retail from 11 to about 19 million sq ft, offices from 2 to 9 million sq ft
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 15
2030 target: retail from 11 to about 19 million sq ft, offices from 2 to 9 million sq ft
“If you see where we were in 2024, we are increasing retail from 11 million to about 19 million sq ft. We are increasing offices from about 2 million to 9 million sq ft, and we are also significantly increasing our office portfolio.”
Segments
Offices: Office portfolio occupancy rose to about 79% in September from 70% in March 2026
Varun Parwal · p. 2
Offices: Office portfolio occupancy rose to about 79% in September from 70% in March 2026
“In offices, our portfolio occupancy has increased to approximately 79% in September (2026) from 70% in March 2026 and 72% in June (2026).”
Offices: Office income up 64% to Rs 89 crore in Q2 on higher billing occupancy
Varun Parwal · p. 2
Offices: Office income up 64% to Rs 89 crore in Q2 on higher billing occupancy
“Our billing occupancy has also increased, and that is why we see office income growing by 64% year-on-year to INR 89 crores in the second quarter.”
Offices: Office portfolio expected to contribute progressively more as tenants start operations
Varun Parwal · p. 2
Offices: Office portfolio expected to contribute progressively more as tenants start operations
“As tenants complete their fit-outs and commence operations, we expect the portfolio to continue to contribute progressively more to our income and earnings.”
Hospitality: St. Regis Mumbai average room rates up 20%; EBITDA margin at 44%
Varun Parwal · p. 3
Hospitality: St. Regis Mumbai average room rates up 20%; EBITDA margin at 44%
“We saw a 20% increase in average room rates for The St. Regis, Mumbai while the EBITDA margins remained healthy at 44%.”
Retail: Retail rental income up 15% to Rs 605 crore in Q2 and 16% to Rs 1,200 crore in H1
Rashmi Sen · p. 3
Retail: Retail rental income up 15% to Rs 605 crore in Q2 and 16% to Rs 1,200 crore in H1
“Rental income grew by 15% to INR 605 crore during the quarter and by 16% to INR 1,200 crores during the first half.”
Demand
Retail: H1 consumption up 28% to Rs 9,415 crore; every mall grew consumption by double digits in Q2
Rashmi Sen · p. 3
Retail: H1 consumption up 28% to Rs 9,415 crore; every mall grew consumption by double digits in Q2
“For the first half, consumption increased by 28% to INR 9,415 crores. What is particularly encouraging is that every mall in our portfolio delivered double-digit consumption growth during the quarter.”
Retail: Q2 consumption up 22% excluding jewelry and electronics
Rashmi Sen · p. 3
Retail: Q2 consumption up 22% excluding jewelry and electronics
“Excluding jewelry and electronics, consumption grew by 22% during the quarter.”
Retail: Not more than 3% of 25% consumption growth came from higher trading area
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 11
Retail: Not more than 3% of 25% consumption growth came from higher trading area
“Out of 25%, not more than 3% can be attributed to increase in trading area. The rest of it has come from natural growth.”
Retail: About one-third of consumption increase comes from new stores
Rashmi Sen · Q&A · p. 9
Retail: About one-third of consumption increase comes from new stores
“Another important aspect to highlight is that we are seeing about one-third of the increase in consumption coming from the new stores.”
Retail: Consumption growth rate expected to increase in the festive season
Rashmi Sen · Q&A · p. 9
Retail: Consumption growth rate expected to increase in the festive season
“Not only do we expect this trend to continue, we definitely expect this growth percentage to increase in the festive season.”
Margins and costs
Retail: Retail EBITDA up 18% to Rs 639 crore in Q2 and 17% to Rs 1,264 crore in H1
Rashmi Sen · p. 5
Retail: Retail EBITDA up 18% to Rs 639 crore in Q2 and 17% to Rs 1,264 crore in H1
“Retail EBITDA grew by 18% to INR 639 crores during the quarter and by 17% to INR 1,264 crores during the first half, supported by rental growth, operating leverage, and cost discipline.”
Retail: Expiring leases typically repriced about 20% above previous minimum guarantee rent
Rashmi Sen · Q&A · p. 14
Retail: Expiring leases typically repriced about 20% above previous minimum guarantee rent
“You would have seen that typically we have a 20% increase on our previous minimum guarantee rentals,when we reprice the expiries, we expect the same trend to continue as well.”
Retail: Rent to consumption improved to 13% from 12% in Q4
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 16
Retail: Rent to consumption improved to 13% from 12% in Q4
“If you see this quarter, the rent to consumption has improved to 13% compared to a low of 12% that we had in quarter four.”
Retail: Rent to consumption normalising toward long-term average of 13.5% to 14%
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 16
Retail: Rent to consumption normalising toward long-term average of 13.5% to 14%
“So it is, the rent is growing ahead of consumption, and that is reflected in the rent to consumption also normalizing to the long-term average of 13.5% to 14%.”
Phoenix Mall of Asia: Early Mall of Asia leases come up for renewal by FY28, a chance to reprice
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 13
Phoenix Mall of Asia: Early Mall of Asia leases come up for renewal by FY28, a chance to reprice
“By the time we reach FY28, some of the earlier leases would also be coming up for expiry and renewal, and that should give us an opportunity to also relook at re-optimizing and repricing some of the rentals.”
Debt and working capital
Q2 net cash from operations up 20% to Rs 711 crore; operating FCF up 22% to Rs 631 crore
Kailash Gupta · p. 6
Q2 net cash from operations up 20% to Rs 711 crore; operating FCF up 22% to Rs 631 crore
“Net cash from operations increased by 20% to INR 711 crore. Operating free cash flow after tax and net interest grew by 22% to INR 631 crore.”
annuity businesses: H1 annuity operating free cash flow up 30% to Rs 1,137 crore
Kailash Gupta · p. 6
annuity businesses: H1 annuity operating free cash flow up 30% to Rs 1,137 crore
“For the first half, operating free cash flow from our annuity businesses increased by 30% to INR 1,137 crore.”
September 2026 gross debt Rs 6,117 crore, liquidity Rs 2,638 crore, net debt Rs 3,479 crore
Kailash Gupta · p. 6
September 2026 gross debt Rs 6,117 crore, liquidity Rs 2,638 crore, net debt Rs 3,479 crore
“As of September 2026, gross debt was at INR 6,117 crore, and the liquidity was at INR 2,638 crore, resulting into a net debt of INR 3,479 crore.”
Net debt fell Rs 179 crore in Q2 but is Rs 319 crore above March 2026
Kailash Gupta · p. 6
Net debt fell Rs 179 crore in Q2 but is Rs 319 crore above March 2026
“Net debt reduced by INR 179 crore during the Q2 (compared to June 2026) and was INR 319 crore higher compared to March 2026.”
Net debt to EBITDA at 1.2x; average cost of debt down to 7.66%
Kailash Gupta · p. 6
Net debt to EBITDA at 1.2x; average cost of debt down to 7.66%
“Net debt-to-EBITDA remained comfortable at 1.2x, while the average cost of debt declined to 7.66%.”
Acquisitions and new business
ISMDPL: ISMDPL stake to rise from 58.33% to 68.1% in November 2026 for Rs 1,350 crore
Kailash Gupta · p. 6
ISMDPL: ISMDPL stake to rise from 58.33% to 68.1% in November 2026 for Rs 1,350 crore
“We expect the capital reduction to be completed in November 2026, following which PML stake in ISMDPL will increase from 58.33% to 68.1%. The capital reduction consideration is INR 1,350 crore.”
Capex includes an advance paid for an acquisition under discussion
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 8
Capex includes an advance paid for an acquisition under discussion
“Finally, there is an advance that we have given for an acquisition under discussion, that is also included in the number for this.”
One land deal at a very advanced stage; to be announced after approvals and signing
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 11
One land deal at a very advanced stage; to be announced after approvals and signing
“We currently have one at a very advanced stage, for which we have also given some advance consideration earlier in the year. But let us secure all the necessary approvals and sign the documents before we announce it.”
Phoenix Palassio, Lucknow: Evaluating a luxury hotel on top of the Lucknow mall
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 15
Phoenix Palassio, Lucknow: Evaluating a luxury hotel on top of the Lucknow mall
“For example, in Lucknow, while we are adding a mall, we are also evaluating addition of a luxury hotel on top of the mall.”
Food and beverages: Gourmet Village fine dining format being rolled out to other malls
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 6
Food and beverages: Gourmet Village fine dining format being rolled out to other malls
“With the success of Gourmet Village in Phoenix Palladium, we are also rolling out this experiential fine dining format across our other centers.”
Risks
Retail: Asset upgrades have temporarily lowered trading occupancy at some malls
Rashmi Sen · p. 4
Retail: Asset upgrades have temporarily lowered trading occupancy at some malls
“These initiatives have temporarily affected trading occupancy at some assets. We expect occupancy to improve across our portfolio as the new stores and upgraded formats commence operations.”
Retail: 5% of leasable area is under active fit-outs
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 9
Retail: 5% of leasable area is under active fit-outs
“In fact, right now at this time, across our portfolio, 5% of the leasable area is under active fit-outs at this time.”
Retail: Fit-outs cut Q2 consumption growth by 2-3 percentage points
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 11
Retail: Fit-outs cut Q2 consumption growth by 2-3 percentage points
“there is also 5% of area that is under fit-out at a portfolio level, which in itself has had a 2-3 percentage point impact on the consumption growth that we reported during the quarter.”
Kolkata residential: Kolkata residential launch delayed by approvals; start expected in about two quarters
Kailash Gupta · Q&A · p. 10
Kolkata residential: Kolkata residential launch delayed by approvals; start expected in about two quarters
“Second is, the approval has taken longer time than what we were expecting to start this premise because of the election and other reasons. But we are expecting that to start maybe in two quarters’ time, and you will see in couple of our investor calls subsequently.”
Kolkata residential: Kolkata residential delay also due to a change of plan to pure residential
Kailash Gupta · Q&A · p. 10
Kolkata residential: Kolkata residential delay also due to a change of plan to pure residential
“One is that when we took over, actually the plan was to build something else, and then subsequently we changed it to pure residential.”
Other
annuity businesses: Revenue from retail, offices, hotel and asset management up 16% to Rs 1,055 crore
Varun Parwal · p. 2
annuity businesses: Revenue from retail, offices, hotel and asset management up 16% to Rs 1,055 crore
“The revenue from retail, offices, hotel, and our asset management vertical has grown by 16% year-on-year to Rs. 1,055 crores.”
annuity businesses: Annuity EBITDA up 21% to Rs 669 crore; annuity PAT before minority up 31% to Rs 391 crore
Varun Parwal · p. 2
annuity businesses: Annuity EBITDA up 21% to Rs 669 crore; annuity PAT before minority up 31% to Rs 391 crore
“Our EBITDA from these annuity business lines has increased by 21% to INR 669 crores, while profit after tax and before minority interest from this business line has grown by 31% to INR 391 crores.”
annuity businesses: H1 annuity EBITDA up 20% to Rs 1,318 crore
Varun Parwal · p. 2
annuity businesses: H1 annuity EBITDA up 20% to Rs 1,318 crore
“For the first half of this financial year, our annuity EBITDA has increased by 20% to INR 1,318 crores.”
Q2 consolidated revenue Rs 1,153 crore, EBITDA Rs 710 crore, margin 62%, PAT Rs 326 crore
Kailash Gupta · p. 5
Q2 consolidated revenue Rs 1,153 crore, EBITDA Rs 710 crore, margin 62%, PAT Rs 326 crore
“For Q2, consolidated revenue stood at INR 1,153 crore, and operating EBITDA at INR 710 crore. EBITDA margin improved to 62%. Profit after tax and after minority interest was INR 326 crore for the quarter.”
Food and beverages: F&B rental share of revenue typically 15% and higher
Varun Parwal · Q&A · p. 7
Food and beverages: F&B rental share of revenue typically 15% and higher
“I think in F&B, I would say that our revenue percentages would typically be 15% and higher, depending on the kind of format that is there.”
Sources
- Earnings call transcript, Q2 FY27 Filed 4 Nov 2026 · 18 pages
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