Audited Financial Results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026
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Raymond Lifestyle reported consolidated revenue of Rs 6,88,800 lakhs for FY2026, up 11.5% from Rs 6,17,674 lakhs in FY2025. Consolidated profit after tax grew 21% to Rs 4,617 lakhs from Rs 3,819 lakhs. Standalone revenue increased 14.4% to Rs 5,35,638 lakhs, with standalone PAT at Rs 5,173 lakhs (versus loss of Rs 900 lakhs in FY2025). Exceptional items of Rs 12,854 lakhs (consolidated) and Rs 11,598 lakhs (standalone) impacted results, including statutory impact of new labour codes (Rs 4,134-4,648 lakhs), VRS payments, stamp duty, and write-downs of receivables and inventory in the Apparel segment. EBITDA margin expanded from 7.82% to 10.15%. The board recommended dividend of Rs 1 per share (50% on face value). Auditors issued unmodified opinions with no concerns.
Revenue growth was solid but below 20%, and PAT growth around 21% did not meet 25% threshold. The large exceptional items (labour code impact, asset write-downs) weighed on Q4 standalone performance (loss of Rs 6,121 lakhs). However, margin expansion and return to standalone profitability are positives. The dividend signals management confidence.