Realty firm Signature Global is confident of achieving its target to sell homes worth ₹12,500 crore this fiscal, despite a 15 per cent fall in bookings in the June quarter, a top company official said.
Signature Global emerged as the fifth largest listed real estate firm during 2024-25 fiscal in terms of sales bookings by achieving record pre-sales of ₹10,290 crore.
The Gurugram-based company has given a guidance of clocking ₹12,500 crore worth pre-sales or sales bookings in the current fiscal.
"We are confident of achieving the target of ₹12,500 crore sales bookings in the current fiscal," Signature Global Chairman Pradeep Kumar Aggarwal told PTI.
He said the company has a strong launch pipeline in Gurugram for the remaining period of this fiscal year.
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Aggarwal noted that the housing demand continues to be strong especially for the companies having a good track record of executing projects on time.
During April-June quarter, the company reported a 15 per cent decline in sales bookings to ₹2,640 crore from ₹3,120 crore in the year-ago period.
The company sold 778 homes in April-June 2025, as against 968 units in the year-ago period.
In terms of volumes, the pre-sales dipped 20 per cent to 16 lakh square feet.
During the June quarter, the average sales realization stood at ₹16,296 per sq ft, as against ₹12,457 per sq ft in the entire last fiscal.
Recently, Signature Global announced plans to raise ₹875 crore through issue of non-convertible debentures to refinance debt and expand business.
Signature Global posted a net profit of ₹101.2 crore last fiscal, a sharp jump from ₹16.32 crore in the preceding year.
Its total income grew to ₹2,637.99 crore in the last fiscal, from ₹1,324.55 crore in 2023-24.
Since inception, Signature Global has delivered 13.5 million sq ft of housing projects and has a strong pipeline of about 21.6 million sq ft of saleable area in upcoming projects, along with 46.38 million sq ft of ongoing projects, targeted for completion within the next 2-3 years.
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