Go Fashion (India) Limited (GOCOLORS) — Financial Results Announcement

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Revenue: ₹838 CrNet Profit: ₹59
📢 Key Event
Go Fashion (India) Limited reported FY26 revenue of ₹838 crores with 63.2% gross margin and 28.3% EBITDA margin, driven by shift to larger stores.
🔄 What Changed
EBITDA margin declined to 25.3% in Q4 FY26 from previous periods due to store closures and inventory pressures; gross margin remained stable at 62.9% in Q4; 50+ small stores planned for closure in Q1 FY27; gross margin outlook maintained at 62.5%-63.5% for FY27.
🔮 What's Next
Gross margins expected to remain stable at 62.5%-63.5% without discounting; EBITDA recovery expected starting Q2; revenue growth projected for FY27 with no decline; inventory to normalize to 3 months by FY27; ASP to stay below ₹1,000; Daily Wear pilot to support growth.
💡 Investor Takeaway
Investors should note that store format migration to larger locations is central to margin recovery and growth, with gross margins protected but near-term EBITDA pressure from closures, while FY27 revenue growth is expected without decline.

Go Fashion (India) Limited reported FY26 revenue of **₹838 crores**, with a 63.2% gross margin and 28.3% EBITDA margin, driven by a strategic shift to larger 700+ sq ft stores that improved same-store sales growth in premium locations. Q4 revenue reached **₹196 crores**, though EBITDA margin declined to 25.3% due to store closures and inventory pressures, while cash reserves stood at **₹181 crores**. Management expects gross margins to stabilize at 62.5%-63.5% and EBITDA recovery to begin in Q2, supported by store consolidation, new product launches like Daily Wear, and brand ambassador initiatives, with no anticipated revenue decline in FY27.

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About Go Fashion (India) Limited (GOCOLORS)

Consumer Services · Retailing · Listed on NSE

Market Cap: ₹1,402.47 Cr P/E: 23.7

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