Q1-FY26 · Pratik Pota
Our conviction and early bet on robotics is beginning to bear fruit. We saw 52% growth in robotics, and this helped drive the vacuum cleaner category to strong double-digit growth.
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Our conviction and early bet on robotics is beginning to bear fruit. We saw 52% growth in robotics, and this helped drive the vacuum cleaner category to strong double-digit growth.
We continue to aim for growth and margin expansion on a full year basis. There should be absolutely no doubt whether the margin expansion agenda is being pushed to FY27. Certainly not.
Our market share has not gone down. It has remained absolutely unchanged and we feel confident about that going forward as well.
For the first time ever, we added more than rupees 100 crores of revenue year in a quarter.
Our vision of transforming into a D2C company is merely a logical but digital extension of where our legacy lies.
We believe that our structural advantages and guardrails on gross margin in the form of a healthy product and service mix portfolio give us several levers.
We have clearly transitioned from being a single category product business to a business which now has multiple and meaningful levers of growth.
It is our firm conviction that the growth slowdown in the quarter was a one-off aberration which came on account of very temporary channel specific issues.
We will keep our gross margins at a rangebound level. We do not expect to keep our gross margins at a level of 61% that you would have seen in this quarter.