SHANTIGOLD Q3 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹636.93 Cr
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Revenue YoY
110.06%
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EBITDA
₹60.18 Cr
latest reported figure
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Shanti Gold delivered exceptional Q3 FY26 results with 110% YoY revenue growth to Rs 636.9 cr, driven by 31% volume growth (535 kg) as organized retail continues outsourcing to players with scale and design capabilities. EBITDA expanded to Rs 60.2 cr (+114% YoY) with margin of 9.45%, though PAT margin at 6.29% reflects impact from lower-margin mass-market jewelry launch and hedging losses. The company announced 4,000 kg capacity expansion (to 6,700 kg by May 2026) and plans to enter Mangalasutra category. Export revenue targeted to rise from 4% to 10% with UAE office operational by May 2026. Management guides for 60-70% annual volume growth but acknowledges blended PAT margin stabilizing around 4% due to product mix shift. Key risks include margin dilution from new product lines, gold price volatility, and capacity utilization challenges during ramp-up.
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Guidance to track
- Management targets 60-70% volume growth on annual basis, supported by new capacity coming online and deepening relationships with organized retail chains expanding into new geographies.
- Export share targeted to increase from current 4% to 10% with UAE office operational by May 2026, serving Singapore, Dubai, Malaysia and Qatar markets.
- Management states 4% PAT margin is sustainable going forward, achievable through blended portfolio of bridal and mass-market jewelry with design differentiation.
- New manufacturing facility of 4,000 kg per annum capacity to be commissioned by May 2026, with initial year utilization expected at 800-1,200 kg.
Risks flagged
- Launch of mass-market jewelry line carries lower margins compared to bridal/existing products, creating headwind to blended profitability despite volume growth.
- Management transitioning from inventory gains (purchased gold at lower prices) to systematic hedging via MCX, which may result in margin variability quarter-to-quarter as seen in Q3 FY26.
- Analysts questioned significant sequential margin dip from Q2 to Q3; management attributed to hedging losses and new product mix but detail was limited, suggesting potential earnings opacity.
- Investor questioned differentiation from listed associate Uti Gold; management explained different product lines and customers but the structural conflict remains an investor concern not fully resolved in Q&A.
Key quotes
- The new offering is aligned with affordability demand and has contributed meaningfully to incremental volume growth during the quarter which also helping us broaden our product mix.
- 4% is sustainable which we are going to achieve with the kind of jewelry what we are manufacturing and the designing and all. So 4% is net profit margin.
- The durance highlights the evolving nature of the jewelry market which affordability consideration and coexist with aspirational consumption.
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