Realty company Valor Estate announced Q2FY25 results Revenue: Rs 79.05 crore compared to Rs 68.02 crore during Q2FY24. EBITDA: Rs -147.40 crore compared to Rs 967.10 crore during Q2FY24. PBT: Rs -167.52 crore compared to Rs 940.83 crore during Q2FY24. EPS: Rs -2.12 during Q2FY25. Vinod Goenka, Chairman and Managing Director, said: “In recent years, we have transitioned from tribulations to stabilisation, laying a robust foundation for future growth and renewal. Our aim is to achieve continual growth and create shareholder value, supported by our customers, partners, and employees. Our robust balance sheet will help us towards the envisioned enduring success.” Shahid Balwa, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, said: “Our exit from the Dahisar project has allowed us to repay a high-cost, near-term maturing loan, thereby reducing our debt to Rs 1,650 crore. Of this, Rs 1,000 crore will be repaid from the proceeds of the Ten BKC residential project, and Rs 535 crore pertain to the Grand Hyatt in Goa, which will be demerged into a hospitality entity. Our commitment to making the Company debt-free is on the verge of fruition. We are currently working on our next phase, which entails building our substantial land bank of more than 500 acres and assembling a portfolio of sustainable annuity-based assets.” Result PDF