SHRINGARMS Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹725.6 Cr
verification pending
Revenue YoY
106.5%
reported change
EBITDA
₹44.7 Cr
latest reported figure
Source
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Shringar House of Mangalsutra reported stellar Q4 FY26 results with ₹725.6 crore revenue (up 106.5% YoY) driven by robust 500kg sales volume (up 16% YoY). PAT surged 123.5% YoY to ₹34 crore. For FY26 full year, revenue reached ₹245.8 crore (57.1% YoY) with PAT at ₹115.5 crore (89% YoY). The company completed a transformative capacity expansion—doubling manufacturing capacity from 2,500kg to 4,000kg—and entered the bridal jewelry segment with anchor partnerships from Titan, Malabar Gold, and Tanishq. The strategic shift from job-work to outright sales model with corporate clients (Tata, Birla, Reliance, India) is expected to triple profitability per transaction. Management guided to 30% CAGR over the next 2-3 years, with bridal jewelry poised to match mangalsutra turnover within three years. Key risks include rising working capital intensity (debt-equity at 8.27x) amid rapid expansion, gold price volatility impacting hedging losses, and margin pressure as the bridal segment scales. Gold duty increase from 6% to 15% is expected to be absorbed in pricing without material demand disruption based on historical precedent.
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Guidance to track
- Management targets approximately 30% compound annual growth in revenue value over the next two to three years, driven by volume growth and bridal jewelry expansion.
- Company achieved 15% volume growth in FY26 and expects to maintain this ratio, with potential to scale to 30-35% volume growth as bridal segment matures.
- Management targets bridal jewelry turnover to parallel the mangalsutra business within three years, potentially exceeding current projections with successful client conversions.
- Company expects to convert significant portion of labor job-work arrangements to outright basis within approximately two quarters, improving cash flow conversion cycle.
Risks flagged
- Working capital surged due to revenue growth and inventory requirements; debt-equity ratio expanded to 8.27x, creating free cash flow pressure despite strong profitability.
- Hedging mechanism creates 'notional losses' when gold prices rise after purchase; additional costs from advertising (10 exhibitions annually), new factory machinery, and CSR expenses further pressure margins.
- Gold prices doubled over the past year with duty increased from 6% to 15%; management claims absorption in pricing but EBITDA margin contracted 41bps sequentially in Q4.
- Large corporate clients (Titan, Malabar Gold) prefer advance gold model for capital efficiency; conversion to outright model requires significant working capital and may face client resistance.
Key quotes
- We are committed to delivering approximately 30% growth over the next two to three years. If gold price remains steady, we can grow even beyond 30% to 35% range easily.
- If we convert the ₹28 crore job work to outright, it may become ₹70-80 crore and our profit can become 3x because when we work with our own gold, profitability increases significantly.
- We are at a very initial stage for bridal jewellery—Titan is our first client and we have good orders. We want to go slow and build quality reputation in bridal the same way we built in mangalsutra.
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