- Anant Raj’s profit growth tops 50% every quarter since March 2022.
- Stock hit Rs 935 in January 2025, now at Rs 537, still up 10x in four years.
- Expanding into data centers with big plans and less debt.
Anant Raj, a real estate company from the NCR, is the only one on the BSE to boost its profit growth by over 50% every quarter since March 2022—that’s 12 quarters in a row! For the latest quarter ending December 2024, its profit jumped 54% to Rs 110.32 crore from Rs 71.83 crore a year ago. Before that, profits grew between 57% and 287% each quarter. The company’s stock soared to Rs 935 in January 2025 but dropped to Rs 537 by March 21, 2025. Even with that dip, it’s still given investors a 10-times return over four years, thanks to its mix of homes, offices, and a new push into data centers.
This growth isn’t just luck—Anant Raj is making smart moves. It’s cutting debt (down to Rs 54 crore from Rs 96 crore in one quarter) and betting big on data centers, where demand is sky-high. Its 6MW data center in Manesar is running, and it’s adding 15MW more there plus 7MW in Panchkula, aiming for 22MW total by year-end. Amit Sarin, the boss at Anant Raj, says India’s data center scene is booming because of more internet use, AI, and rules keeping data local. Even though India makes 28% of the world’s data, it has just 1% of global data center space—leaving tons of room to grow.
Experts like Ventura Securities love Anant Raj’s setup—220 acres of land in Gurugram and 101 acres in Delhi mean steady money for years. Brokerage Motilal Oswal agrees, giving it a “Buy” rating in February with a target of Rs 1,085, suggesting big upside from its current price. ICRA predicts India’s data center capacity will nearly double to 2,000-2,100 MW by March 2027, needing Rs 40,000-45,000 crore in the next two years. Anant Raj’s push into this hot market, plus its solid real estate base, makes it a standout—but investors should weigh if the stock’s recent drop is a buying chance or a warning.
