Oberoi Realty Ltd.

NSE: OBEROIRLTY
NIFTY200
Analyst consensus:Constructive· 26 analysts
₹1,753.10-6.3%1Y
Last updated 02:58:21 IST· Public market feed (~15 min delay during market hours)

Oberoi Realty Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Oberoi Realty (OBEROIRLTY) is a premium Mumbai-focused residential and commercial developer trading at ₹1,649.4, with a trailing PE of 23.91 — the lowest among its six listed realty peers — and a profit margin of 41.73%, the highest quality-score rank (1st of 6) in its sector cohort. The stock is 17.74% below its 52-week high with a 1-year price return of -5.28%, while the forward PE of 15.58 embeds an expectation of substantial near-term earnings growth driven by project completions.

P/E

23.9

Forward P/E

15.6

ROE

+14.9%

Debt / Equity

15.77

Profit Margin

+41.7%

Div. Yield

+0.5%

5Y ROE > 15%

1/5

5Y FCF > 0

3/5

Quality

64/100

Recent context

  • ·Board approved NCD issuance of up to ₹4,000 crore via private placement (May 8, marketscreener.com), signalling active capital-raise activity for pipeline funding amid an ongoing debt-management cycle.
  • ·Q4 FY26 results triggered divergent analyst reactions: AD HOC NEWS (May 9) described a profit surge lifting shares, while simplywall.st (May 13) framed the quarter as an earnings miss; Prabhudas Lilladher cited a target of ₹1,820 in a note carried by TradingView (May 12).
  • ·News sentiment across 7 articles is net positive (4 positive, 2 neutral, 1 negative), but the lone negative item is the earnings-miss characterisation — the headline most directly relevant to near-term earnings trajectory.

Strengths

  • +Quality-score rank of 1st out of 6 realty peers (score 65 vs sector range of 25–55), supported by a 41.73% profit margin that is structurally above peer levels in a capital-intensive sector.
  • +Revenue and earnings growth over 5 years of 52.1% and 62.4% respectively reflect the scale-up of a premium project pipeline, with FY26 revenue reported at ₹6,304 crore.
  • +Trailing PE of 23.91 is the lowest in the peer set (DLF 32.51, GODREJPROP 27.95, LODHA 26.08, PHOENIXLTD 49.84, PRESTIGE 48.87), representing a 26% discount to the next-cheapest peer on this metric.
  • +Debt trend is classified as falling and FCF has been positive in 3 of the tracked years, indicating improving cash generation even as the company deploys capital into new launches; board approved NCD issuance of up to ₹4,000 crore in May 2026 for structured project financing.

Weaknesses

  • Debt-to-equity of 15.77 is high in absolute terms; ROE has exceeded 15% in only 1 year of the multi-year window, with a persistence consistency score of 54/100, indicating returns have not compounded consistently above the cost of equity.
  • 1-year price return of -5.28% lags the sector context and the stock sits 17.74% below its 52-week high, with ₹1,715 and ₹1,754 as near-term resistance levels above the current price.
  • The Q4 FY26 reporting period generated contradictory characterisations — a profit surge narrative alongside an earnings-miss narrative — leaving the quality of the earnings beat-or-miss unresolved for investors relying on public sources.
  • Forward PE of 15.58 versus trailing PE of 23.91 embeds a ~53% earnings step-up expectation; failure to deliver project completions on schedule would leave the forward multiple unsupported by reported earnings.

Open questions

  • ?Does the 53% gap between trailing PE (23.91) and forward PE (15.58) reflect achievable project delivery timelines, or does it depend on launches that have not yet received regulatory approvals?
  • ?How has Oberoi Realty managed its debt-to-equity cycle across past real-estate downturns, and at what leverage level did FCF turn negative?
  • ?The Q4 FY26 period generated both a profit-surge narrative and an earnings-miss narrative simultaneously — which benchmark (analyst consensus vs prior-year PAT) is driving each characterisation, and which is more relevant to the FY27 earnings base?
  • ?Given that OBEROIRLTY has the lowest PE in its peer set but a negative 1-year return, what sector-level or macro headwind has prevented the relative valuation discount from translating into relative price performance?

Peer comparison: Realty

Ranks 1 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
OBEROIRLTYOberoi Realty Ltd.You're viewing23.9+14.9%65
Industry avgacross 5 peers37.1+11.0%40
PHOENIXLTDPhoenix Mills Ltd.49.8+11.1%55
LODHALodha Developers Ltd.26.1+15.7%49
GODREJPROPGodrej Properties Ltd.27.9+10.0%44
DLFDLF Ltd.32.5+10.0%29
PRESTIGEPrestige Estates Projects Ltd.48.9+8.0%25

Technical state

Current price

₹1,649.40

SMA 50

₹1,616.44

SMA 200

₹1,621.16

RSI (14)

49.0 (neutral)

From 52w high

-17.7%

1Y return

-5.3%

3M return

+9.1%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Above

Algorithmic support levels

₹1,571.00
₹1,429.00
₹1,425.50

Algorithmic resistance levels

₹1,715.00
₹1,754.00

Risk flags

  • medium
    Debt-to-equity of 15.77 is elevated even by real-estate sector norms, where project-finance leverage is common. FCF has been positive in only 3 of the tracked years and ROE has exceeded 15% in just 1 year of the available window, with a consistency score of 54/100 — suggesting returns have been cyclically volatile rather than structurally compounding.
  • medium
    Price is -17.74% below the 52-week high and the 1-year return is -5.28%, meaning the stock has lost value over the trailing year even as it sits modestly above both the 50-DMA (₹1,616.44) and 200-DMA (₹1,621.16). The proximity to moving averages (current price ₹1,649.4 vs 200-DMA ₹1,621.16) offers limited buffer.
  • medium
    A May 2026 headline (simplywall.st, May 13) reports an earnings miss for the most recent quarter. This contrasts with a separate report of profit surge in Q4 FY26 (AD HOC NEWS, May 9) — the divergent characterisations of the same reporting period have not been resolved in available data.
  • low
    Forward PE of 15.58 versus trailing PE of 23.91 implies the market is pricing in a substantial near-term earnings step-up (~53% uplift). If project launches or deliveries slip, the gap between trailing and forward multiples may not close as anticipated.

Cross-section contradictions

  • News flow from the same reporting period carries contradictory signals: AD HOC NEWS (May 9) describes a Q4 FY26 profit surge while simplywall.st (May 13) characterises the quarter as an earnings miss — likely reflecting different analyst-estimate benchmarks, but the divergence is unresolved in available data.
  • Trailing PE of 23.91 is the lowest among all six realty peers in the sector data (DLF 32.51, GODREJPROP 27.95, LODHA 26.08, PRESTIGE 48.87, PHOENIXLTD 49.84), yet 1-year price return is -5.28% — the relative valuation discount has not translated into relative price outperformance over this period.

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