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Consumer Services · NSE: JUBLFOOD

Jubilant Foodworks

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
440.00+1.17%

Q1 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 13 Aug 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

5–7​%Like-for-like (LFL) growth · FY27Khetarpal · Q&A · p. 7
100​bpsEBITDA margin expansion · Emerging brandsKhetarpal · Q&A · p. 10
₹1,000​CrPopeyes brand revenue · PopeyesKhetarpal · Q&A · p. 14
₹750–900​CrCapex · FY27Hegde · Q&A · p. 5
M.Cap
₹29,033Cr
P/E
77.9×
1Y return
−24.82%
From 52W high
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Results Q1 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q1 FY27Q1 FY26YoYQ4 FY26QoQ
Revenue2,5702,261+13.7%2,499+2.8%
EBITDA504438+15.0%485+3.9%
EBITDA margin19.6%19.4%+24 bps19.4%+21 bps
PBTProfit before tax147126+17.2%121+21.4%
Net profit9792+6.0%80+21.9%
EPS (₹)1.471.39+5.8%1.21+21.5%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Revenue growth · FY275-7%Building a business of 5% to 7% LFL growth as bases correct
Revenue · Popeyes · long termRs 1,000 CrPopeyes goal: build an INR1,000 crores profitable brand
EBITDA margin · long term200 bps200 bps EBITDA margin expansion target, roughly half from Domino's, half emerging brands
EBITDA margin · Emerging brands · long term100 bpsEmerging brands' 100 basis point share of margin target is ahead of track
Capex · FY27Rs 750-900 CrkeptFull-year capex guidance maintained at INR750 crores to INR900 crores

LFL was 0.5% in Q4FY26 and 2.5% in Q1FY27; Q2FY27 expected better than Q1

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 7
“And therefore, 0.5% in Q4FY26, at 2.5% in Q1FY27, and we believe Q2FY27 will be better than Q1FY27.”

On course for margin target; guidance held for now

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“So yes, as per our guidance and whatever internal charts we had made or structural changes we were planning to make which would get us to that target, we are on course of it and we feel we are ahead in some areas on those.”

CFO confirms margin targets and timelines hold as of now; guidance held for now

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“Yes, as of now that is a fair assumption to make.”

More figures from the call

Supply chain · Capacity
5,000​storesStores supported by supply chain · March
“And while we commissioned the Mumbai food factory in March and some bit is yet to be commissioned, but from a cash flow standpoint, we are not building such large assets and we have done for up to almost 5,000 stores.”
Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&Ap. 8
Domino's dine-in and takeaway · Segments
8–9​%Delivery growth
“The first goal is to stop the bleed, right? Because if we are growing at 8%-9% on delivery, can we just hold flat from an LFL perspective on dine- in and takeway. If you do that, then we know we can far exceed the guidance that we have given on our LFL.”
Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&Ap. 7
Popeyes · Margins and costs
₹100​CrPopeyes revenue
“Like I said, at about Rs. 100 crores of revenue, we invested in a team which will take us to Rs. 1,000 crores.”
Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&Ap. 8
Domino's · Demand
3​occasionsPizza meal occasions per 1,000
“So that's a very low number. And even in those 6 million - 7 million out of 1,000 meals they will eat in a year, they will eat it 3 in those 1,000 occasions. So the headroom to grow is massive.”
Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&Ap. 14
Domino's · Segments
2.5​%Domino's like-for-like (LFL) growth · Q1 FY27
“Domino's, we are on track with the healthy like-for-like growth that we saw in Q3 FY26. Q4 FY26 was also on a high base. Q1 FY27, also 2.5% is a good LFL on a very high base.”
Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&Ap. 10

In short

  1. 01FY27 capex guidance kept at Rs 750-900 crore, mostly for new stores.
  2. 02Management is building a business of 5% to 7% LFL growth and expects Q2 FY27 LFL above Q1's 2.5%.
  3. 03EBITDA margin expansion target of 200 bps is held; the emerging-brands half is said to be ahead of track.
  4. 04Cost headwinds of about 200 bps (LPG about 120 bps) were cut to a 20 bps impact through pricing and efficiency.
  5. 05Popeyes is growing at 40%-45%; the goal is a Rs 1,000 crore profitable brand, with EBITDA profitability the next challenge.
  6. 06Management says it will take more calibrated price increases if costs stay high or worsen.
  7. 07Supply chain investment is past its peak; Mumbai food factory commissioned in March.

Capex

Capex now more indexed on new store expansion

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“Of course, the profile of that capital, like, I want to reiterate, is now more indexed on investments behind new store expansion.”

Investment planned in existing stores for dine-in customer experience

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“we have spoken about last quarter on how dine-in is an important metric for us, and hence there will be investment behind our existing stores to ensure we give the right customer experience out there.”

Technology investments to continue as a large capex bucket

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“And then the large third bucket is our technology investments that we will continue to put behind, because we do believe that's a key vector of differentiation versus the competition where the consumer also currently plays.”

Supply chain capex materially down; capex as % of turnover to keep improving

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“The supply chain investments are materially down from what it used to be a couple of years ago, which means that the overall capex as a percentage of turnover will continue to improve given we're maintaining the absolutes to where they were over the last couple of years.”

Capital allocation to go into Domino's and Popeyes stores

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 8
“And therefore, the capital allocation will go into Domino's stores and Popeyes stores, which is all revenue generating capex.”

Segments

Popeyes: Popeyes growth rate at 40%-45%, credited to product, brand and store openings

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 4
“So these 3 structural tailwinds or structural factors are giving us 40%-45% growth rate.”

Popeyes: Popeyes first goal is materially higher average daily sales

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 4
“Our first goal is to make sure that our average daily sales are materially higher than even where we are today.”

Domino's dine-in and takeaway: Dedicated channel team set up for dine-in and takeaway under a new leader

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 6
“Specifically, what we've done is we've built an organization or channel team which focuses on dining takeaway, under a very able leader and who can think about marketing, operations, and also business segment.”

Domino's dine-in and takeaway: Best Deals Ever Wednesday offer launched for in-store customers

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 6
“So we have a Best Deals Ever Wednesday. That proposition is only available on Wednesdays inside the store where there are food abundance and buy more, get more type of deals.”

Domino's dine-in and takeaway: Dine-in trend reversed on Wednesdays in early results

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 7
“And early results, we've been able to, at least on Wednesday, we've been able to reverse the trend, and we see growth and then some other work is going on.”

Demand

Domino's dine-in and takeaway: Solo occasions under INR250 ticket size saw the largest drop in dine-in

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 6
“And when we looked at this and did the analysis, the solo occasions, which were less than INR250 ticket size, saw the maximum drop.”

Delivery: Delivery order volume grew; not hit by price increases

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“Just to add to that, the delivery order volume has grown, right? The delivery channel has not been impacted, in terms of order volumes from the price increases that have been taken.”

Management says there is ample demand, with more growth in delivery

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 11
“But there is enough and more demand. Like I always said that there is more growth in delivery actually.”

Demand not seen as an issue; indicators said to be helping

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 12
“So, I don't see demand as an issue. In fact, indicators are it is only helping us.”

Margins and costs

Personnel costs up 12% standalone and about 15.6% consolidated year-over-year

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 4
“Because we've seen a 12% increase in personnel costs on the standalone basis and about 15.6% on the consolidated basis year-over-year.”

Cost headwinds from minimum wages and new stores

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 4
“There are headwinds on account of minimum wages. There's headwind also on account of some of the new stores that we open from an absolute point of view.”

Store productivity in orders per hour has materially improved, lowering in-store cost

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“Our productivity in terms of what we measure of orders per hour that person can do in the store has materially improved, which kind of brings down our cost within the store while the absolute can go up.”

Popeyes: Popeyes gross margin has room to improve; scale still low at 90 stores

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 7
“And while I see several opportunities on gross margin because the scale is still low at 90 stores, logistics cost and conversion cost and buying cost, whatever leverage you get from Domino's, I think still there are opportunities.”

Margins expected to improve and profit to grow ahead of top line

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“the margins will improve, your profit will grow ahead of your top line. So you will generate free cash flow.”

Debt and working capital

Free cash flow dipped in FY24-2025, turned around end FY25; FY26 strongly positive

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“I think over the last 2 years, we did see a dip in free cash flow in FY24-2025, but we did turn around end of FY25. FY26 came out strongly free cash flow positive.”

Operating cash flows expected to rise with double-digit business growth

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“And with the business growing at the rate we know it's growing at double digits, right, overall as JFL, your operating cash flows will go up even if I hold my margin steady”

CFO says the company should have positive free cash flow

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“I think for us as a corporate, in a while, yes, we should have positive free cash flow.”

Acquisitions and new business

No investment in Hong's; exited coffee by letting go of Dunkin

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 8
“We did not invest in Hongs at all. We, in a large category like coffee, have said that we will not play at all. And therefore let go of Dunkin.”

Risks

Cost headwinds named: cheese, imported oil, LPG and labour

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 10
“On the headwind side, we have inflation in cheese, oil, because oil is mostly imported in India, LPG, and labour cost increases.”

West Asia crisis not tapering off as expected for second half

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“And of course, we had expected that maybe by second half of this year some of the West Asia crisis should kind of taper off and we should see them. But we're not seeing that happening, right?”

Minimum wage hikes in almost 14 to 15 states since April

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“almost 14 to 15 states in India have taken minimum wage hikes across the board.”

Commodities still in flux; more inflation may come

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“So I think commodities are still in a flux. There might be more inflation coming our way, but we'll have to wait and watch on that now.”

Other

Return on capital and EPS named as the key metrics tracked

Suman Hegde · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“So that's the key metric for us, how much return am I generating on that capital that I put into the business.”

Chicken average order values typically higher than pizza

Sameer Khetarpal · CEO & MD · Q&A · p. 15
“And but the typically chicken average order values are higher than pizza. That's all I want to say.”

Sources

Management's own statements, quoted from its NSE filings. This page was read by AI and can contain mistakes: check the source pages before relying on any figure. No forecast or opinion of ours. Not investment advice.

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