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Campus Activewear Limited — Q3 FY26

Campus Activewear delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with revenue of ₹589 crore (+14.3% YoY) and PAT of ₹63.7 crore (+37% YoY), driven by festive demand, GST rationalization, and premiumization.

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Revenue ₹589 Cr +14.3%
EBITDA ₹116 Cr
PAT ₹64 Cr +37%
EBITDA Margin 19.5% +290bps
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Campus Activewear delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with revenue of ₹589 crore (+14.3% YoY) and PAT of ₹63.7 crore (+37% YoY), driven by festive demand, GST rationalization, and premiumization. EBITDA margin expanded 290 bps to 19.5% on better mix and fixed cost leverage. Key growth levers included a 5.2% ASP increase to ₹711, sneaker volumes doubling, and women's category mix rising to 22% (from 18.7%). The company launched athleisure apparel in January 2026 across 60+ EBOs and online platforms. Management expressed high confidence in sustaining growth, citing distribution expansion (29,000 touchpoints) and a strong product pipeline. Risk: demand recovery remains tepid industry-wide, and Q4 seasonality toward open footwear may pressure margins.

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Quarter Snapshot

ASP ₹711
+5.2% YoY

Average selling price increased due to premium sneaker mix and channel mix shift toward online.

Women's Category Mix 22%
+3.3pp YoY

Women's share of revenue improved from 18.7% last year, aided by the 'You Go Girl' campaign.

Sneaker Volume Growth Doubled
+100% YoY

Sneaker volumes doubled year-on-year, with ASP of ₹900-910, driving premiumization.

Online Channel Growth 18%
+18% YoY

Online sales grew 18% YoY, driven by marketplace pivot and strong Amazon performance.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q3 FY26 vs Q1 FY26
3 new guidance3 dropped2 new risk2 risk resolved
NEW
Gross margin improvement target for FY26

Management targets gross margin improvement versus last year on a full-year basis, driven by product and channel mix.

NEW
Athleisure apparel pilot expansion

Apparel launched in 60+ EBOs and online; plans to expand to more EBOs after adding trial rooms.

NEW
EBO profitability focus before expansion

EBO count kept stable; focus on unit economics and profitability before resuming store additions.

DROPPED
Double-digit revenue growth for FY26

Management reaffirmed double-digit revenue growth guidance for the full year, despite Q1 disruption.

DROPPED
EBITDA margin aspiration of 17-19%

Management aspires to return to 17-19% EBITDA margins over the medium term, but did not commit to a specific timeline.

DROPPED
Sneaker category growth trajectory

Sneaker sales are expected to grow 15-20% quarter-on-quarter from the current base of ~550K pairs per quarter.

NEW RISK
Inverted duty structure impact

Analyst raised concern about inverted GST duty; management said they are filing refunds but impact not quantified.

NEW RISK
Q4 seasonality shift to open footwear

Q4 typically sees higher mix of open footwear, which may pressure ASP and margins.

RISK GONE
Execution risk from warehouse and SAP transitions

The warehouse consolidation and SAP implementation caused a 15-20 day disruption, impacting online sales. Further operational hiccups could affect near-term performance.

RISK GONE
Intense price competition from unorganized players

Management acknowledged aggressive price cutting by unorganized players, which could pressure volumes and margins in the mass segment.

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Guidance and risk preview

Top guidance Gross margin improvement target for FY26

Management targets gross margin improvement versus last year on a full-year basis, driven by product and channel mix.

Top risk Tepid industry demand recovery

Management noted that overall industry demand has not picked up as anticipated, which could cap growth.

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