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Customer conversion remains stuck at ~18% despite 5% footfall growth and 7% ATV growth. Analysts questioned whether third-party brand merchandise depth is adequate versus brand-owned EBOs. Management attributed weakness to internal operational issues (stock availability) and higher proportion of new customers (40% of bills) with lower conversion propensity.
Private brand growth lagged at 3% vs 7% overall business due to availability issues in leading brand Kashish and festive shift impact. Management acknowledged this as primary reason for Q3 revenue and profitability dip, with corrective actions underway.
GST reduction on apparel provided only an initial spike that did not sustain beyond the festive period. Apparel demand returned to muted levels post-Diwali, while only watches, handbags, and fragrances showed continued benefit.
InTune grew only 22% (should have been 65-70% per management) versus peers like Trent delivering 17% on much higher base. Management attributed this to inventory freshness issues and cyclical demand conditions, not competitive intensity, but acknowledged significant underperformance.
