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Revenue
₹195 Cr
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EBITDA
₹52 Cr
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Go Fashion reported Q3 FY26 revenue of ₹195 crore and EBITDA of ₹52 crore (26.7% margin), with PAT at ₹7 crore. Same-store sales growth (SSG) remained negative at -5%, driven by weak footfalls and a 30% drop in LFS channel sales due to a key partner pausing inventory intake for 45 days. Management attributed the softness to industry-wide discretionary slowdown and smaller store underperformance. Guidance is cautious: store additions for FY26 are expected at 60-70 (49 added in 9M), but FY27 expansion will be muted, prioritizing SSG recovery to flattish then low single-digit positive. The daily concept pilot (6 stores) is progressing but not expected to drive near-term growth. Risk: LFS partner format changes could lead to further store closures, with management unable to provide clarity on future impact.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects to close FY26 with 60-70 net store additions, with 49 added in the first 9 months.
- The daily concept pilot aims to scale from 6 to 10 stores by end of FY26.
- Inventory days are expected to stabilize around 100 days for the full year, improving from 114 days in Q3.
- Management aims to move SSG from -5% to flattish and eventually to low single-digit positive, driven by store-level improvements and better execution.
Risks flagged
- A key LFS partner rebranded stores, causing Go Fashion to exit 137 stores. Management lacks clarity on whether more closures will occur.
- With SSG negative for 11 quarters, operating deleverage may compress EBITDA margins if revenue does not recover.
- Analyst noted that unlisted brands like Snitch and Bombay Shirt Company are gaining share, potentially eroding Go Fashion's market position.
- Inventory days rose to 114, above the 85-90 day target, increasing working capital risk if sales do not pick up.
Key quotes
- Our first priority over the next one year is to definitely put entire focus on improving SSG and maintaining margins.
- We are taking one step back and saying look hey we will be very careful in our expansion not go overboard with the expansion so that margins don't get compromised during this recovery period.
- The overall retail environment remains subdued with discretionary consumption witnessing moderation across categories.
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