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Aurum PropTech Limited reported crossing the INR 500 crore annualised recurring revenue (ARR) mark during the past quarter, alongside delivering its second consecutive profitable quarter. The company’s total income rose 72% year-on-year in Q4 FY2026 to INR 135 crore, while profitability metrics improved significantly with a positive PBT margin of 2.5%. For the full financial year, income increased 49% to INR 424 crore, with margins narrowing losses. Growth was supported by acquisitions, including PropTiger, and expansion across distribution and rental segments. The company also secured a Small and Medium REIT licence, strengthening its position in India’s evolving real estate investment ecosystem.
Aurum PropTech Limited reported that it had surpassed INR 500 crore in annualised recurring revenue (ARR) and recorded its second consecutive quarter of profitability during the past week, supported by strong growth in its distribution and rental businesses as well as improved operating efficiencies. Advertisement
For the fourth quarter of FY2026, the company posted total income of INR 135 crore, marking a 72% increase from INR 78 crore in the corresponding period last year. Profitability metrics showed a turnaround, with pre-tax profit (PBT) margin improving to 2.5% from a negative 11.5%, while adjusted EBITDA margin rose to 12.2% from a negative 1.4%, reflecting a significant expansion in operating margins.
On a full-year basis, total income stood at INR 424 crore, up 49% from INR 285 crore in FY2025. Although the company remained loss-making at the PBT level for the year, the margin improved to negative 2.9% from negative 15.6%. Adjusted EBITDA margin also turned positive at 5.9%, compared to a negative 3.4% in the previous year, indicating gradual strengthening of underlying business performance.
Executive Director Onkar Shetye indicated that FY2026 represented a defining period for the company, driven by disciplined execution, improved unit economics, and a focus on capital-efficient growth. He noted that the company had strengthened its platform through the acquisition of PropTiger, expanded its data and distribution capabilities, and increased its geographic footprint.
Within its distribution business, the Sell.do platform added more than 40 developers and over 600 licences, with increasing adoption of multi-product solutions. The Aurum Analytica platform reported over 145 active clients and more than 275 projects, with lead volumes rising sharply during the quarter. Meanwhile, PropTiger recorded its highest-ever gross commission, with an expanding base of developer clients.
The company’s rental platforms also contributed to performance. HelloWorld operated over 259 co-living spaces across more than 15 cities, while NestAway managed approximately 9,600 rental units across over 5,000 homes. Both platforms reported operational improvements supported by increasing use of artificial intelligence tools in customer service, lead management, and automation.
Strategically, the company secured a Small and Medium REIT licence, enabling it to develop a regulated real estate investment platform. It also undertook measures to monetise non-core assets, with the objective of moving towards a debt-free position and enabling reinvestment into technology-driven growth initiatives.
The results reflect continued consolidation within India’s proptech segment, with companies focusing on integrated platforms, operational efficiency, and diversification across real estate services to sustain growth.
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