Archive · 26 Jan 2026
DCCDL Q3 Rent Income Rises 18%
DCCDL, a company owned by DLF and GIC, made more money from rent in the last three months of the year.
They earned ₹1,412 crore, which is 18% more than last year.
This is because many people want to rent offices and shops.
DCCDL has a lot of space, 44.3 million square feet, which includes offices and shops.
They also made more profit and had more money coming in.
DLF, which is a big real estate company, has a lot of space for offices and shops, and most of it is already being used.
They are also building more space for the future.
Experts say that the demand for these spaces is still high, even though there are some problems in the world.
DCCDL's rental income rose 18% to ₹1,412 crore in Q3 due to high demand for premium office and retail spaces.
Net profit before exceptional items increased by 40% to ₹717 crore, while total revenue grew 17% to ₹1,878 crore.
DCCDL's operational portfolio consists of 44.3 million sq ft, with 4 million sq ft being retail space and the rest office spaces.
DLF holds 67% stake in DCCDL, with GIC owning the remaining equity.
DLF Group's overall portfolio, including DCCDL, is 49.1 million sq ft with high occupancy rates of 94% for offices and 97% for retail spaces.
- Who
- DLF and GIC joint venture DCCDL
- What
- Rental income increased by 18% to ₹1,412 crore in Q3
- When
- December quarter of the fiscal year
- Where
- India
- Why
- Strong demand for premium office and retail spaces
- Rental Income (Q3)
- ₹1,412 crore
- Rental Income (Year-Ago)
- ₹1,193 crore
- Net Profit (Q3)
- ₹717 crore
- Net Profit (Year-Ago)
- ₹514 crore
- Total Revenue (Q3)
- ₹1,878 crore
- Total Revenue (Year-Ago)
- ₹1,605 crore
- Net Debt (Q3)
- ₹16,976 crore
- Operational Portfolio
- 44.3 million sq ft
- Retail Area
- 4 million sq ft
- Office Area
- 40.3 million sq ft
