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RBZ Jewellers Limited — Q4 FY26

RBZ Jewellers reported a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹190 crore (+38% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹21 crore (+46% YoY), driven by festive demand and a shift to wholesale.

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Revenue ₹190 Cr +38%
EBITDA ₹21 Cr +46%
PAT ₹12 Cr +36%
EBITDA Margin 11.19% +63bps
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RBZ Jewellers reported a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹190 crore (+38% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹21 crore (+46% YoY), driven by festive demand and a shift to wholesale. EBITDA margin expanded 63 bps to 11.19%. Retail revenue grew 31% to ₹121 crore, while wholesale surged 57% to ₹67 crore. Management plans to open two large-format stores in Surat and Rajkot by Q2 FY27, requiring ₹125-150 crore inventory each, funded via debt and internal accruals. However, recent government measures to curb gold imports (customs duty hike, PM's appeal to reduce gold buying) create near-term uncertainty. Management declined to provide FY27 guidance, citing the need to assess consumer response. Key risk: potential volume decline if gold price rise and policy headwinds dampen demand, especially in the upcoming wedding season.

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Quarter Snapshot

Retail Revenue ₹121 Cr
+31% YoY

Retail segment revenue for Q4 FY26, driven by festive demand and new design launches.

Wholesale Revenue ₹67 Cr
+57% YoY

Wholesale segment revenue grew strongly as some job-work clients shifted to outright purchases.

New Designs Launched 730
8 designs/day

New designs launched in Q4, primarily in occasion wear, to strengthen product portfolio.

Capacity Utilization 50-55%
N/A

Manufacturing capacity utilization remains moderate; no immediate capex planned despite revenue growth.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q4 FY26 vs Q3 FY26
3 new guidance4 dropped3 new risk3 risk resolved
NEW
Two new stores in Surat and Rajkot by Q2 FY27

Large-format stores (125-150 Cr inventory each) to commence operations by Q2 FY27, funded via debt and internal accruals.

NEW
Exploring gold metal loan (GML) for new gold purchases

Company plans to use GML for buying gold for new stores, maintaining weighted inventory 20-25% below market price.

NEW
Pilot testing daily wear jewelry for B2B segment

Pilot testing for daily wear jewelry in B2B segment at IGS exhibition; results expected by August 2026.

DROPPED
FY26 Revenue Guidance of ₹630-650 Cr

Management expects full-year revenue between ₹630-650 crore, down from earlier ₹700 crore guidance due to delayed store openings.

DROPPED
FY26 PAT Guidance of ₹50-55 Cr

Management expects PAT of ₹50-55 crore for FY26, with a comfortable achievement of at least ₹50 crore.

DROPPED
New Store Openings in Q2 FY27

Two flagship stores in Surat (10,000 sq ft) and Rajkot (12,000 sq ft) to open in Q2 FY27, with expected revenue of ₹150 Cr and ₹125 Cr respectively.

DROPPED
FY27 PAT Guidance of ₹55-60 Cr

Management guided PAT of ₹55-60 crore for FY27, with marketing spend of approximately ₹25 crore.

NEW RISK
Government measures to curb gold imports

Recent customs duty hike and PM's appeal to reduce gold buying could dampen consumer demand, especially in the near term.

NEW RISK
Inventory gains may not recur

FY26 PAT benefited from inventory gains (~₹10-12 Cr estimated); if gold prices stabilize, such gains may not repeat.

NEW RISK
Execution risk in retail expansion

Opening four new stores in a challenging macro environment may face delays or lower-than-expected sales ramp-up.

RISK GONE
Delay in Store Openings

New store openings delayed to Q2 FY27, which may impact revenue growth and market share expansion in the near term.

RISK GONE
Margin Pressure from B2B Clients

Analyst raised concern about margin pressure from corporate clients due to high gold prices; management acknowledged psychological pressure but denied rate cuts.

RISK GONE
Inventory Gain Not Realized

Despite rising gold prices, inventory gains were minimal in Q3 as older inventory was not sold; future gains depend on rotation.

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Top guidance Two new stores in Surat and Rajkot by Q2 FY27

Large-format stores (125-150 Cr inventory each) to commence operations by Q2 FY27, funded via debt and internal accruals.

Top risk Government measures to curb gold imports

Recent customs duty hike and PM's appeal to reduce gold buying could dampen consumer demand, especially in the near term.

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