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Revenue
₹196 Cr
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EBITDA
₹50 Cr
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Go Fashion reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹196 crore and EBITDA of ₹50 crore (23.3% margin), with PAT at ₹8 crore. Full-year revenue was ₹838 crore with EBITDA margin of 28.3% and PAT of ₹59 crore. The company is undergoing a strategic shift to larger stores (700+ sq ft) to improve product discovery, closing ~100 small stores in H1 FY27. Same-store sales growth (SSG) was negative ~3% in Q4, but management targets positive SSG by end of FY27. A brand ambassador will be announced in June 2026. The daily-wear concept pilot (10 stores) shows healthy unit economics, with plans to expand to 25-30 stores by FY27-end. LFS channel disruption (45-day halt with a key partner) impacted Q3, but recovery is underway (Q4 LFS decline improved to -7% adjusted). Key risk: SSG recovery may be slower than expected if revenue from closed stores does not migrate quickly to larger stores.
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Guidance to track
- Management targets turning same-store sales growth positive by the end of FY27, driven by larger stores, new products, and brand ambassador.
- The company plans to launch 10-12 new refreshing bottomwear products, including all-day pants and cloud pants.
- The daily-wear concept pilot (10 stores as of March 2026) will expand to 25-30 stores by end of FY27.
- Management expects gross margins to stay in the 62.5-63.5% range in FY27, similar to FY26 levels.
Risks flagged
- Revenue from closed small stores may not migrate quickly to larger stores, delaying positive SSG.
- Inventory days have increased due to the daily-wear pilot and revenue softness; management expects normalization in FY27.
- LFS channel faces footfall recovery and secondary sales velocity issues; recovery may be uneven.
- ASP increase and shift to higher-priced products could reduce volume and customer base if not managed carefully.
Key quotes
- The bottomware industry has undergone a transformation and go colors has consistently evolved alongside these changes.
- Our store expansion strategy will continue to remain calibrated and selective with a clear focus on entering high potential locations predominantly tier 2 and tier three cities.
- We are committed to turning SSG positive and ending FY27 with a positive same store sales growth.
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