Honasa Consumer Limited has submitted to Exchange unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025.
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Honasa Consumer (parent of Mamaearth) reported strong Q3 FY26 results with consolidated revenue from operations of Rs 6,015 million, up about 16% year-on-year from Rs 5,175 million. Nine-month revenue rose 13% to Rs 17,349 million. Profit after tax jumped to Rs 502 million in Q3 (up ~93% YoY) and Rs 1,308 million for 9M FY26, more than 2.7x the Rs 477 million earned in the same period last year. Operating margin expanded meaningfully as other expenses fell as a share of revenue. The company booked a one-time exceptional charge of Rs 48 million due to new Labour Codes, acquired 95% of BTM Ventures for Rs 1,980 million, and took a 25% JV stake in Couch Commerce for Rs 100 million. An ongoing UAE distributor legal dispute was largely resolved in the company's favour, with damages liability now seen at just Rs 43 million versus Rs 577 million originally ordered.
Sharp profit growth and margin expansion signal strong operating leverage and should be viewed positively by shareholders. The BTM Ventures acquisition (Rs 1,980M) is a sizable cash deployment that could lift growth but also pressures near-term returns; investors should watch integration progress.