P.E. Analytics to launch AI-powered real estate intelligence platform

P.E. Analytics to launch AI-powered real estate intelligence platform

• P.E. Analytics reports 96 percent revenue growth since FY22
• AI-driven real estate platform to launch in India, then globally
• MoU signed with Cambridge for real estate education in India

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NSE-listed P.E. Analytics Ltd, which operates real estate data platform PropEquity, is accelerating its artificial intelligence push and preparing for international expansion after reporting strong financial growth over the past three years, the company said on March 3.

The company said its revenue rose 96 percent between FY22 and FY25 to Rs 50.69 crore, driven by growth in its subscription and valuation businesses. Net profit increased 42 percent to Rs 13.28 crore during the same period, while cash reserves surged 149 percent to Rs 82.29 crore. As of December 31, 2025, total cash reserves and liquid current assets stood at over Rs 100 crore.

The firm said that it is now developing an AI-driven conversational platform tailored specifically for the real estate sector.

“With an intent to bridge the information gap on pricing, rents and supply dynamics, we will soon launch an AI-powered conversational platform tailored for the real estate industry. The solution will be introduced in India first and subsequently expanded to global markets,” said Samir Jasuja, Founder and CEO, P.E. Analytics.

The company has invested around Rs 200 crore over nearly two decades to build a proprietary data bank tracking the primary housing market across more than 45 cities. It currently tracks over 1.8 lakh projects developed by over 60,000 developers.

P.E. Analytics was listed on the NSE in 2022 at an issue price of Rs 114, with the IPO oversubscribed nearly 50 times. The company currently has a market capitalisation of over Rs 187 crore. Founder Samir Jasuja recently increased his stake to 75 percent.

Separately, the company has signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Cambridge’s Department of Land Economy to introduce structured real estate education programmes in India.

The initiative could lead to the establishment of a dedicated real estate school in Gurugram, offering leadership programmes, broker skilling modules and specialised courses across segments such as luxury housing, warehousing, data centres, commercial real estate, hospitality, housing finance and real estate data analytics, the company said.