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Commodity inflation pressure
View Risks →Westlife Foodworld reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹660 crore, up 9% YoY, with same-store sales growth of 1.5% driven by mid-single-digit guest count growth.
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Westlife Foodworld reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹660 crore, up 9% YoY, with same-store sales growth of 1.5% driven by mid-single-digit guest count growth. Gross margin remained near historic highs at 68.1%, improving ~60 bps sequentially, aided by supply chain efficiencies and cost initiatives. Management highlighted a return to positive footfall across all months and continued momentum into April, though they caution against calling it a sustained revival. The company opened 21 new stores in Q4 (48 in FY26) and guided for 60+ annual openings going forward. Key risks include commodity inflation (cocoa, coffee) and potential LPG disruptions, though proactive measures have limited impact to <10% of stores on limited menus.
Commodity inflation pressure
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Read Transcript →System-level SSSG driven by mid-single-digit guest count growth; positive across all months.
Underlying footfall improved across all regions; south turned marginally positive.
Driven by app, McDelivery platform, and self-ordering kiosks; app downloads crossed 52M.
Healthy growth in MAUs; own delivery channel seeing highest growth rates.
Management guided for 60+ new restaurant openings per year, up from the earlier 45-50 run rate, to reach vision 2027 target of 580-630 stores.
Cocoa and coffee prices remain elevated; management expects gross margin to moderate to ~67% from current levels.
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