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Forex volatility and commodity inflation
View Risks →Stove Kraft delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹414.5 Cr (+32.4% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹39.5 Cr (+33.9% YoY), driven by surging demand for induction cooktops (89.4% value growth) and small appliances (12.7% value growth, 97.7% volume growth).
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Stove Kraft delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹414.5 Cr (+32.4% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹39.5 Cr (+33.9% YoY), driven by surging demand for induction cooktops (89.4% value growth) and small appliances (12.7% value growth, 97.7% volume growth). The induction cooktop segment contributed 15.5% of revenue, while small appliances contributed 40.2%. Management guided for >15% revenue growth in FY27, supported by IKEA revenue commencement (₹40-50 Cr in FY27, ramping to ₹200-250 Cr at full capacity), export recovery (8.7% of Q4 revenue, up from 3.8% in Q3), and retail expansion (329 EBOs, targeting 500 by 2027). EBITDA margin guidance is ≥11%, with gross margin improvement of ~100 bps annually. Key risk: forex volatility and commodity inflation could pressure margins if price hikes lag.
Forex volatility and commodity inflation
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Read Transcript →Induction cooktops contributed 15.5% of Q4 revenue, with volume growth of 67.3% YoY.
Small appliances contributed 40.2% of Q4 revenue, but value growth was only 12.7% due to mix shift to lower ASP products.
Exclusive brand outlets grew to 329 across 151 cities; target of 500 stores by 2027.
OEM exports rose from 3.8% in Q3 to 8.7% in Q4, supported by tariff relief and customer development.
Management expects revenue growth upwards of 15% in FY27, driven by small appliances, export stabilization, and IKEA revenue.
Rupee depreciation and rising aluminium/steel prices could pressure margins if price hikes are delayed or not fully passed through.
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