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Max Estates Limited

📍 New Delhi, Delhi, India Active NSE MAXESTATES CIN L70200DL2016PLC438718
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Key Metrics of Max Estates Limited

Revenue₹55.5 Cr▲ 35.0% YoYFY 2025-26
EBITDA₹109 Cr▼ 69.2% YoY
Net profit₹63.6 Cr▼ 77.4% YoY
Net worth₹2,553 Cr▲ 8.2% YoY

About Max Estates Limited

Company details

Registered office
Max House 1, Dr. Jha Margokhla Phase 3, Opposite Okhla Railway Station, South Delhi, New Delhi, In-dl, 110020
Listed
NSE: MAXESTATES · ₹515.60

Company summary

Entity details

CINL70200DL2016PLC438718
LEI code335800SK4H661DYB9B13
State codeDL
PIN code110020
Current legal nameMAX ESTATES LIMITED
Classification—
Listing statusListed (NSE: MAXESTATES)
Registration no.438718
Company age—
PAN—
CountryIndia
CityNew Delhi
StateDelhi
Current statusActive
Date of incorporation—
Registrar of companies—
Authorised capital—
Paid-up capital—
Employee count—

Compliance

Last AGM date—
Last balance sheet—
Next filing dueAOC-4 for FY 2025-26 · 30 Oct 2026

Industry classification

NIC code70200
Description of main activityReal estate activities
Description of business activityReal estate activities
SectorOther Industries · Discovered Companies
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Filing compliance

AGM for FY 2025-2630 Sep 2026 Statutory due date passed
AOC-4 for FY 2025-2630 Oct 2026 Statutory due date · 1 days left
MGT-7 for FY 2025-2629 Nov 2026 Statutory due date · 31 days left

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Credit ratings

ICRA · 13 Aug 2026 — Stable outlook · Assigned
CARE · 04 Sep 2025 — Other
Change in last 12 monthsNo change
Change since first rating on record▲ 1 notchsince May 2023
Rating actions51 up · 0 down
Liquidity (ICRA)Adequate

Rating history

Rating actions

DateAgencyActionLong termShort termOutlookRated amountRationale
13 Aug 2026ICRAAssigned ——Stable— View
04 Sep 2025CAREOther ———— View
04 Oct 2024CAREUpgraded (from A-) AA2Stable₹51.0 Cr View
05 Apr 2024CAREReaffirmed A-A2Stable₹149 Cr View
03 May 2023CAREAssigned A-A2Stable₹158 Cr View

Credit strengths (ICRA, Aug 2026)

+ Estimated improvement in operating performance of residential segment; sustained strong performance of commercial segment

The company reported healthy pre-sales in FY2026 of Rs. 5,305 crore, along with significant improvement in collections by 66% to Rs. 1,578 crore for FY2026, driven by strong sales velocity from its recent launches.

+ Strong cash flow adequacy ratio

The Group’s cash flow adequacy ratio remains strong at around 105%, driven by healthy committed receivables of around Rs. 9,455 crore as of March 2026 and years to sell is less than 14 months for the inventory as of March 2026, driven by healthy sales velocity for all its ongoing projects.

+ Experienced sponsor group lends financial flexibility

Max Estates Limited belongs to the Max Group, founded in 1982 by Mr.

Credit challenges

− Exposure to execution and market risks

The Group is exposed to execution and market risks, given its significant expansion plans in the ongoing and upcoming projects in its residential and commercial real estate segments to maintain its growth momentum and strengthen its market presence.

− Exposed to geographical concentration risks

The Group is susceptible to geographical concentration risk with all ongoing projects located in Delhi NCR, thereby exposing it to fluctuations in a single market’s performance.

− Cyclicality inherent to real estate business

The company remains exposed to the inherent cyclicality in the real estate industry, such as declining property prices, a slowdown in economy and reduction in housing demand.

Could lead to an upgrade

The rating may be upgraded if there is a significant increase in sales and collections , along with healthy leasing for its upcoming commercial projects, leading to healthy CFO resulting in an improvement in the leverage levels on a sustained basis.

Could lead to a downgrade

Pressure on the rating could arise in case of delays in project completion, sustained weakness in the company’s collections and CFO or any large debt-funded investments resulting in deterioration of leverage or

Agency-reported financials (ICRA, 13 Aug 2026)

MetricFY2025FY2026
Operating income₹161 Cr₹200 Cr
PAT₹26.40 Cr₹15.70 Cr
OPBDIT/OI27.7%11.9%
PAT/OI16.5%7.9%
Total outside liabilities/Tangible net worth (times)1.70×2.90×
Total debt/OPBDIT (times)37.30×101.60×
Interest coverage (times)0.70×0.40×
Revenue growth (YoY)—24.3%
EBITDA (margin × income)₹44.46 Cr₹23.74 Cr
Implied total debt (debt/EBITDA × EBITDA)₹1,658 Cr₹2,412 Cr
Implied interest cost (EBITDA ÷ coverage)₹63.51 Cr₹59.35 Cr

Borrowings & rated debt

Rated borrowing limits (latest)₹51.0 Cr
Peak rated limits₹158 CrMay 2023 · CARE
Limits raised0 times2 new facilities rated

Rated limits over time

Facility mix

Rated facilities

FacilityTypePreviousCurrentChangeRatingActionAgency
crore) Long-term bank facilitiesWorking capital & bank lines—₹1.00 Cr— A (Stable)UpgradedCARE
Long-term Short-term bankWorking capital & bank lines—₹50.0 Cr— A / A2 (Stable)UpgradedCARE

CARE ratings on record (checked 23 Oct 2026)

InstrumentAmountRating
Bank Guarantee—Withdrawn
Bank Overdraft—Withdrawn
Term Loan—Withdrawn

Credit assessment · Manufacturing

Rating Methodology – Manufacturing Companies (Mar 2025) · Standalone accounts · FY 2025-26

Indicative long-term—
Indicative short-term—
Score—
LiquidityAdequate
DirectionStable
CARE rating · Sep 2025—

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Rating status

DefaultNo default on record
Issuer cooperationCooperating
Credit enhancementNone – standalone rating
Next action stable or better (model)34%
Information on file78% · missing: Capex / investment plans, Auditor details

Indicative assessment from public data using the published methodology factors; not a credit rating.

Borrowing & funding lifecycle

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Can it borrow more?Further bank funding difficult Next rating action stable or better: 38% (Downgrade likely) · ML model on 4072 rating histories, AUC 0.666
Rated limits—
Not yet allocated—
Extra debt within 2.5× EBITDA—
Interest coverage0.40×
Limit utilisation—
Open bank charges0 · —
  • Credit outlook model: 38% chance the next rating action is stable or better
  • Interest coverage 0.4×

Rated limits by facility

Timeline

13 Aug 2026 ICRA assigned: — (Stable) ICRA rationale
13 Aug 2026 Cash & liquid funds ₹587 cr
From the report

Liquidity position: Adequate The Group’s liquidity remains adequate, marked by free cash and bank balances of Rs. 587 crore as of March 2026.

ICRA rationale
13 Aug 2026 Debt repayments due in FY2027: ₹162 cr
From the report

Further, the company has debt repayment obligations of Rs. 162 crore in FY2027, which is expected to be comfortably met through its cash flow from operations.

ICRA rationale
13 Aug 2026 New borrowing arranged (term loans)
From the report

MEL has given corporate guarantee to the extent of 100% debt availed by some of these entities including Max Square Limited and Acreage Builders Private Limited where the shareholding of MEL is 51% .

ICRA rationale
04 Sep 2025 CARE other: — CARE rationale
04 Oct 2024 CARE upgraded: A (Stable)Rated limits ₹51 cr CARE rationale
05 Apr 2024 CARE reaffirmed: A- (Stable)Rated limits ₹149 cr CARE rationale
03 May 2023 CARE assigned: A- (Stable)Rated limits ₹158 cr CARE rationale

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Built from MCA charges, ICRA/CARE rating reports and audited accounts. The borrowing view is an estimate, not a lender's credit decision.

Registered office and contact

Registered officeMAX HOUSE 1, DR. JHA MARGOKHLA PHASE 3, OPPOSITE OKHLA RAILWAY STATION, SOUTH DELHI, NEW DELHI, IN-DL, 110020
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Directors and key people

Directors are read from the MGT-7 annual return and AOC-4 signatories.

Charges (secured borrowings)

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Statutory auditors

Auditors are read from the AOC-4 auditor's report section.

Business activities and related parties

Principal business activities and related-party transactions are read from MGT-7 and AOC-4 filings.

Filings

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