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Revenue
₹149.4 Cr
verification pending
Revenue YoY
48%
reported change
EBITDA
Pending
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Source
bse pending
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What the record says.
PNGS Gargi Fashion Jewellery delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue growing 48% YoY to ₹149.4 crore for the full year, driven by retail expansion (32 new stores, 18 in Q4) and robust same-store growth of ~30-32%. EBITDA margin stood at 42.92%, among the best in the industry, while PAT grew 25.88% to ₹5.14 crore in Q4. The company targets a 35% CAGR over the next few years, supported by 20+ new stores annually, a shift from SIS to EBOs (targeting 65% SIS contribution by FY28 from current 78%), and strong cash position of ₹78 crore with zero debt. Key risk: new stores outside Maharashtra may take 15-18 months to break even, potentially pressuring near-term margins if expansion accelerates faster than store maturation.
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Guidance to track
- Targeting 35% CAGR driven by same-store growth, new EBOs, and industry tailwinds.
- Plans to add minimum 20 new stores in FY27, primarily COCO EBOs.
- Expects SIS with PNG Sons to drop from 78% to ~65% of revenue by FY28 as EBOs scale.
- Margins expected to stay around 20% with possible improvement as new stores mature.
Risks flagged
- Stores outside Maharashtra take 15-18 months to break even, which could pressure near-term profitability if expansion accelerates.
- 78% of revenue still comes from SIS with parent company, creating concentration risk if that relationship changes.
- Fluctuations in silver and gold prices could impact margins, though management claims sufficient cushion and MRP-based pricing.
- Analyst noted low brand recognition in cities like Patna; management relies on mall-based marketing, which may limit reach.
Key quotes
- I always try to guide the reasonable numbers I don't want to create a fancy or the buzz I want to deliver what I commit.
- If I spend 5 cr rupees on marketing, I will get 150 cr rupees top line. If I spend 10 cr on marketing, I will get 300 cr in the top line. That kind of equation never work in the business.
- I am very much thankful to all who joined this conference... the story is yet to unfold.
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