Man Infraconstruction Ltd (MICL) is in the spotlight after diluting its shareholding in MICL Developers LLP from 99.98% to 69.99%. The stock has underperformed, falling 4.4% in the past six months and 22% over the last year.
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Man Infraconstruction has diluted its stake in MICL Developers LLP from 99.98% to 69.99%.
The stock has underperformed, falling 4.4% in the past six months and 22% over the last year, despite a recent 1.05% increase.
In Q1FY26, Man Infraconstruction reported a 28.3% YoY decline in net profit to Rs 55.57 crore, a 46.5% YoY decline in revenue from operations to Rs 182.90 crore, and a 51.38% YoY decline in EBITDA to Rs 40.6 crore.
The dilution of stake is significant as it is being closely watched by investors for its potential impact on the company’s consolidated performance and financial health.
The real estate sector is facing challenges such as regulatory changes, increased competition, and a slowdown in demand, which are affecting companies like Man Infraconstruction.

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