Roads & Highways company Dilip Buildcon announced Q3FY26 results Revenue from Operations: Rs 2,138 crore. EBITDA: Rs 382 crore. EBITDA Margin: 17.87%. Profit After Tax (PAT) was Rs 789 crore. This was majorly on account of one-time gain of Rs 585 crore for the quarter under review. Dilip Suryavanshi, Chairman & Managing Director, Dilip Buildcon, said: “Our long-term vision is to progressively build a multi-asset infrastructure platform that provides stable, long-term visibility and value creation. Directionally, we are moving beyond pure execution into asset-backed businesses - transmission, renewable energy and annuity-linked infrastructure—that offer long-duration cash flows, platform scalability and strategic relevance for the future. This quarter has been encouraging in terms of order inflows, with our order book now at an all-time high. With elections behind us, the pace of awarding orders shows clear signs of recovery. We also welcome the Government's continued push on capital expenditure in the Union Budget. The allocation of Rs 12.21 trillion towards capex for FY27, a 12% increase over the revised FY26 estimate-reinforces policy continuity and remains a strong positive for infrastructure-focused companies. Increased allocations to key segments such as roads and railways, broadly in line with nominal GDP growth, provide sustained visibility for the sector.” Devendra Jain, CEO, Dilip Buildcon, said: “The company continues to deliver on its strategic priorities of operational efficiency, disciplined capex and decisive balance-sheet strengthening. Net debt today is significantly lower than its peak of Rs 3,392 crore, reflecting our sustained focus on deleveraging. Annual capex has been maintained at approximately Rs 100 crore-well below earlier peak levels of around Rs 500 crore-underscoring a disciplined, maintenance-focused approach. Employee strength has been reduced materially, by nearly half from peak levels, as part of a broader transformation towards a leaner, more productive operating model. These efficiencies, combined with our ability to leverage EPC execution capabilities to create income-generating assets, recycle capital through InvITs and asset platforms, and build long-duration, annuitylike cash flows, are progressively improving our return metrics, free cash flow generation and overall earnings quality.” Result PDF