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View Promises →ABFRL reported Q2 FY24 consolidated revenue of INR 3,226 crore (+5% YoY) and EBITDA of INR 369 crore (11.4% margin).
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ABFRL reported Q2 FY24 consolidated revenue of INR 3,226 crore (+5% YoY) and EBITDA of INR 369 crore (11.4% margin). PAT was negative at INR 200 crore. The quarter was impacted by sluggish discretionary spending, Adhik Maas, festive shift, and fewer wedding dates. Lifestyle Brands revenue fell 6% YoY but EBITDA margin expanded 430bps to 21.3% due to cost measures and gross margin improvement. Pantaloons revenue declined to INR 1,021 crore, with gross margin dilution of 250-300bps from inventory liquidation. Innerwear declined 10% YoY. Reebok grew 77% and American Eagle 37%. TCNS acquisition (51%) completed in September. Management is cautiously optimistic on festive recovery but notes continued stress at lower-end consumers. Risk: sustained demand weakness in value segment could delay margin recovery.
ABFRL ने दूसरी तिमाही में 3,226 करोड़ रुपये की कमाई की, जो पिछले साल से 5% ज्यादा है। कंपनी ने 369 करोड़ रुपये का परिचालन लाभ कमाया, जो कमाई का 11.4% है। लेकिन कंपनी को 200 करोड़ रुपये का शुद्ध घाटा हुआ। इस तिमाही में लोगों ने कम खरीदारी की, अधिक मास और त्योहारों की वजह से बिक्री प्रभावित हुई। लाइफस्टाइल ब्रांड्स की बिक्री 6% घटी, लेकिन लागत कम करने से मुनाफा बढ़ा। पैंटालून्स की बिक्री 1,021 करोड़ रुपये रही, पुराने स्टॉक बेचने से मुनाफा कम हुआ। अंडरगारमेंट्स की बिक्री 10% घटी। रीबॉक और अमेरिकन ईगल की बिक्री बढ़ी। कंपनी ने टीसीएनएस खरीदा। प्रबंधन को त्योहारों से उम्मीद है, लेकिन गरीब ग्राहकों पर दबाव जारी है।
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View Promises →Sustained demand weakness in value segment
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Read Transcript →Lifestyle Brands EBITDA margin expanded 430 bps YoY to 21.3%, driven by cost measures and gross margin improvement.
Reebok revenue grew 77% YoY on rapid distribution expansion and strong like-to-like growth.
Pantaloons gross margin diluted 250-300 bps due to deep discounting to clear old inventory.
Net addition of 48 stores during Q2, taking total store count to 4,056.
Management expects TCNS to reach INR 2,000-2,500 crore revenue and double-digit pre-Ind AS EBITDA margin in 3-4 years.
TMRW losses peaked in Q2 and will moderate in H2; full-year losses lower than H1 run rate.
Management reiterated debt guidance of INR 2,700-2,800 crore by end of FY24, including GIC warrant proceeds of ~INR 1,400 crore expected by March.
Pantaloons added 15 stores in H1; management maintains full-year guidance of 30-35 store additions.
Tasva will add approximately 40 stores this year, with investment of INR 75 lakh to INR 1 crore per store.
Reebok is expected to be profitable for the full year, with store count reaching 170-200 by year-end.
Pantaloons and innerwear continue to face demand pressure from lower-income consumers, with no clear recovery timeline.
Net debt stood at INR 4,355 crore post-acquisition; management expects debt to remain elevated for 18-24 months, posing financial risk if demand does not recover.
TCNS has been loss-making; management declined to provide near-term guidance, citing transitory phase. Integration risks and design challenges may delay turnaround.
Innerwear segment declined 10% YoY and losses have increased; management has slowed retail expansion, indicating prolonged pressure.
Demand weakness has persisted for three quarters and may not recover until H2 festive season, impacting revenue and margins.
Net debt rose to INR 2,100 crore and is expected to reach INR 2,800 crore, increasing financial risk.
Analyst flagged low sales per sq ft and negative LFL; management defended but acknowledged challenges in value segment.
Management declined to comment on turnaround plans for TCNS, citing premature stage, raising uncertainty.
Management reiterated debt guidance of INR 2,700-2,800 crore by end of FY24, including GIC warrant proceeds of ~INR 1,400 crore expected by March.
Pantaloons and innerwear continue to face demand pressure from lower-income consumers, with no clear recovery timeline.
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