Welspun Living Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended December 31, 2025.
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Welspun Living reported a weak Q3 FY26 with consolidated total income falling 9.9% year-on-year to ₹2,277 crore and EBITDA dropping 45.2% to ₹175 crore, dragging margins down to 7.7% from 12.6%. Profit after tax (after minorities) collapsed 99.9% to just ₹0.2 crore from ₹121 crore in the same quarter last year. The Home Textiles segment saw revenue decline 4.7% with margins compressing sharply, while the Flooring segment was hit harder with revenue down 20.3% and EBITDA falling 82.8%. The company also booked an exceptional charge of ₹18.97 crore (consolidated) for the statutory impact of the new Labour Codes. On the positive side, net debt came down to ₹1,332 crore from ₹1,658 crore a year ago, and the board approved redemption of 13.9 lakh preference shares of subsidiary Welspun Global Brands. Post-quarter, US tariffs on textiles were reduced from 50% to 25%, which management flagged as a potential tailwind.
The near-100% PAT collapse and steep margin compression point to significant pressure on profitability, likely weighing on the stock in the short term. However, deleveraging, reduced US tariffs, and FTA-led trade tailwinds cited by management could support a recovery in coming quarters.