The company's PAT for the corresponding quarter stood at Rs 20.42 crore, according to a release issued here.
The revenue of the company went up by 5 per cent to Rs 200.17 crore compared to Rs 190.61 crore in the corresponding quarter of last year.
Commenting on the second quarter results, MHRIL Chairman Arun Nanda said, "The transition from traditional avenues of customer acquisition to newer ones like digital is delivering encouraging results. The focus on customer satisfaction remains our top priority. We believe that the most effective way of growing this business is with a happy customer base".
"Among others, inventory in key properties that will be delivered over the second half include Virajpet, Kanha, Munnar and Udaipur, besides acquisition of new properties under consideration," he said.
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