Ashiana Housing targets ₹11,000 crore revenue by 2030 with senior living focus

Ashiana Housing has set ambitious revenue targets for the next five years, aiming for cumulative sales of ₹10,000–₹11,000 crore by fiscal year 2030. The company's confidence stems from pre-sales already in place, though success hinges on converting these into actual revenue.

Its focus remains on niche segments, particularly assisted senior living, where it already manages or develops thousands of units across key Indian cities.

As of March 2026, the company has completed or is constructing five senior living projects in Gurugram, Chennai, and Pune. These developments total over 1,500 units, reflecting its targeted regional strategy. Expansion into Chennai marks a deliberate push to test geographic diversification beyond its usual strongholds.

The firm's growth plan relies on a strong balance sheet, with low debt and a healthy net cash position. However, the biggest challenge lies in turning pre-sales into recognized revenue while navigating local market conditions. An extraordinary general meeting on April 17, 2026, will also address corporate governance, including the appointment of a new independent director.

Ashiana Housing's roadmap to 2030 depends on executing its pre-sales conversion strategy effectively. With a clear focus on senior living and controlled expansion, the company aims to hit its revenue goals while maintaining financial stability. The outcome will shape its position in India's niche real estate market over the next decade.