Shares of DLF, India’s largest listed real estate firm, rose 2.8% to ₹775 on Tuesday, driven by strong quarterly bookings and a robust business outlook.

The company’s performance in the March quarter reflects healthy demand in the residential segment, with rapid absorption and new launches expected to sustain growth momentum and bolster cash flows. On the commercial front, DLF is expanding its leasing portfolio, which is likely to enhance rental income and further strengthen its annuity business. This balanced growth across both residential and commercial verticals reinforces investor confidence. Several brokerages have maintained a "buy" rating on the stock, citing DLF’s strong launch pipeline and steady demand as key drivers of future performance. With a solid foundation and strategic focus, DLF appears well-positioned to maintain its growth trajectory and capitalize on market opportunities in the Indian real estate sector.