Anarock Group’s FY25 Revenue Grows 33% to ₹755 Crore on Consultancy Demand

Anarock Group’s FY25 Revenue Jumps 33% on Robust Consultancy Demand

In a remarkable display of growth, Anarock Group, one of India’s leading real estate consultancies, reported a 33% increase in revenue for FY25, reaching ₹755 crore. This surge was propelled by heightened demand for property consultancy services across both residential and commercial segments, reflecting the strong momentum in India’s real estate sector.

Consultancy Services Drive Growth

Chairman Anuj Puri attributes this impressive performance to India’s expanding economy, which has sparked increased interest from homebuyers and investors alike. The consultancy’s housing segment alone generated ₹420 crore-about 56% of the total turnover-while land deals and capital market transactions also played a significant role as developers aggressively acquired land and raised funds for expansion.

Diversified Revenue Streams

Beyond housing, Anarock’s revenue streams include the sale and leasing of office, retail, and warehousing spaces, strategic consulting, project management, co-working platforms, hospitality consultancy, and society management applications. The company’s recent entry into office leasing consultancy has already shown strong results, with successful team-building and multiple workspace transactions across major Indian cities.

Market Outlook and Expansion Plans

Although there was a brief slowdown in housing demand at the start of the year, sales have since rebounded. Puri notes that Anarock is committed to identifying and solving challenges in the real estate market, helping both developers and buyers navigate an increasingly organized and mature industry.

Last year, Anarock raised ₹200 crore from 360 One Asset Management Ltd to fuel further growth, though these funds remain unused as the company continues to seek strategic acquisitions. With a workforce of over 2,300 employees across India and the Middle East, Anarock is poised for continued expansion and remains optimistic about future performance, even amid global uncertainties.