Shoppers Stop Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated July 17, 2025, titled "Q1FY26 Results (GAAP)Sales of Rs. 1,094 Cr +6% YoY, led by premiumisation; EBITDA at Rs. 176 Cr, +21% YoY growth".
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Shoppers Stop reported Q1FY26 GAAP sales of Rs. 1,094 Cr, up 6% YoY, driven by premiumisation (premium portfolio share at 67%, +8% YoY). GAAP EBITDA rose 21% to Rs. 176 Cr with margin expanding to 16.1% from 14.1%. However, the company remained in GAAP net loss of Rs. 18 Cr (vs Rs. 23 Cr loss last year) due to higher depreciation and finance costs from new stores under Ind AS 116. Non-GAAP PAT improved 55% to a loss of Rs. 7 Cr. Beauty distribution surged 117% to Rs. 84 Cr, and INTUNE value fashion brand doubled sales to Rs. 68 Cr with 75 stores. The company also announced that Chairman Mr. B S Nagesh is retiring after 34 years, with Mr. Nirvik Singh taking over.
Positive on operational performance with improving margins and strong premium segment growth, but the company continues to post bottom-line losses which remain a concern. Leadership transition at the chairman level adds near-term uncertainty but is well-signaled.