Puravankara reports that its Q1 pre-sales, or sales bookings, increase 28% year-on-year to ₹1,439 crore, supported by higher volumes and price growth, according to both sources. The company also reports collections from customers rise 40% year-on-year to ₹1,199 crore. In addition, Business Standard says average price realisation increases 18%, reflecting pricing support alongside demand. The developer attributes the growth to stronger customer demand during the quarter. Business Standard further notes that Puravankara reaffirms its FY27 sales guidance, indicating it expects the higher momentum to continue in line with its planned performance for the financial year. Business Line similarly highlights the increase in sales bookings and ties it to improved volumes and pricing. Overall, the reported figures point to both volume-led and price-led growth in the quarter, with customer collections expanding faster than bookings.