SKY GOLD AND DIAMONDS / Q3-FY26

SKYGOLD Q3 FY26 earnings call.

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Positive2026-01-31Back to SKYGOLD

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₹1,768 Cr

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Actual quarterly Revenue (₹ Cr) trajectoryReported values plotted by quarter. Hover or focus a point for its quarter, value, and source sentiment.Q3 FY26: 1,768 · Positive source sentiment · 2026-01-31Q3 FY26Q4 FY26: 1,912 · Positive source sentiment · 2026-03-31Q4 FY261,9121,768
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Sky Gold and Diamonds delivered a strong Q3 FY26 amid challenging gold price environment (up 60-70% YoY). The management highlighted successful customer migration to lightweight jewelry (18K, 9K, 14K) with 20% of Q3 volumes now in 18K versus negligible previously. Gross margin expanded 230bps YTD to 8.27% driven by gold loss reduction (1.5% to 0.5%), advanced gold business mix improvement, and higher value-added products. Working capital improved to 63 days from 66 days, with target of sub-60 days. Volume at 631 kg/month with FY27 exit guidance of 750 kg. Company targets FY27 revenue of Rs 8,100 crore at 30-35% growth, PAT margin of 4.25%+, and cash flow neutrality by March 2026. Promoter compensation shifts to dividends-only from FY27. Risks include slow Gold Metal Loan expansion (currently Rs 80 crore utilized vs Rs 150 crore limit), and execution risk on ₹50 crore annual capex plans for capacity expansion.

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  • 30-35% revenue growth driven by wallet share expansion in existing corporate clients (Malabar, GRT, PNG, Carat Lane, Reliance, Aditya Birla), distributor network build-out, and export growth to 30% (currently ~10%).
  • Conservative guidance with 9M FY26 already at 4.4%. 20% PAT conversion to operating cash flow expected. Interest cost of 1.2-2% of sales will decline with deleveraging.
  • Working capital cycle below 60 days by FY26 end, declining further. Advanced gold and export segments operate on spot payments or <10 day receivables, enhancing efficiency.
  • Company pivoting from volume to revenue focus due to gold price volatility. Blended gold rate assumption of Rs 1.04-1.05 lakh per 10 grams for planning. Mix includes 9K, 14K, 18K, 22K.

Risks flagged

  • Despite hiring Sudhanshu for GML increase, utilization is only Rs 80 crore of Rs 150 crore sanctioned limit. Process delays with bankers and occasional availability issues causing 2-3 day production delays. FY27 target of Rs 350 crore appears delayed.
  • Management indicated EU-US market entry after 1.5 years but emphasized 80% focus on India. Despite FTA duty-free access, company lacks product designs suited for Western markets and needs 12-18 months preparation.
  • Company guides 30-35% revenue growth with caveat that if gold prices rise further, volume growth will compress. Conversely, price drops would accelerate volume. The 750 kg/month volume target assumes current price stability.
  • Management targets distributor contribution at 30-35% (down from historical 65%) but this is early-stage. South India office opened in Thrissur; execution on appointing region-wide dealers within stated timelines remains unproven.

Key quotes

  • We are such a tiny player in the market that reaching 18,000 to 19,000 crore is not expected to be a challenge. We would like to pick the right battles so that we don't compromise on the gross margins and working capital cycles.
  • There are not many businesses in India which can grow revenue at 30-35% CAGR and convert 20% of PAT to OCF. This also underscores the lean growth engine we have built.
  • As promoter, we have agreed for zero salary compensation model from FY27. We will follow dividend-only compensation. Promoters would draw compensation exclusively through dividends ensuring their rewards rise only when shareholder benefits.

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