Repro India Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
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Repro India reported its highest-ever quarterly consolidated revenue of ~Rs 131.4 cr in Q3 FY26, up from Rs 107.8 cr in Q2. Digital business grew 14% YoY to ~Rs 98.4 cr, with the Platform vertical surging 33% YoY and 17% QoQ to ~Rs 71 cr. EBITDA improved to ~Rs 11.6 cr (vs ~Rs 7.7 cr QoQ) and the company swung back to a small PBT profit of Rs 0.78 cr from a Rs 2 cr loss in Q2. Gross margins held steady at ~42%. The company has signed a binding MOU to sell its non-operational Mahape property (14,093 sq.mtrs) to STT Global Data Centres for Rs 282 crores, before tax. Management guided for double-digit Q4 revenue growth with similar EBITDA margins and plans to expand to 10 sales channels, including Amazon UAE, Walmart US/Canada, and CPI x Gardners.
The Rs 282 cr property sale brings a large cash inflow with no impact on operations, while the return to profitability and record quarterly revenue signal improving business momentum. Channel expansion plans and steady margins could support future growth, though the small bottom-line profit shows costs remain high.