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Textiles · NSE: PAGEIND

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Q1 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 13 Aug 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

19–21​%EBITDA margin · FY27Bandyopadhyay · Q&A · p. 10
4–5​%Marketing spend as share of revenueYathindra · Q&A · p. 15
20.3​%EBITDA margin · Q1 FY27Bandyopadhyay · p. 5
M.Cap
₹35,525Cr
P/E
47.0×
1Y return
−21.78%
From 52W high
−27.4%

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Results Q1 FY27, as filed · standalone · ₹ Cr

Q1 FY27Q1 FY26YoYQ4 FY26QoQ
Revenue1,4201,317+7.9%1,253+13.4%
EBITDA289295-1.9%261+10.9%
EBITDA margin20.4%22.4%-203 bps20.8%-45 bps
PBTProfit before tax259270-4.3%238+8.7%
Net profit193201-4.0%179+7.9%
EPS (₹)172.86180.02-4.0%160.24+7.9%

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

EBITDA margin · FY2719-21%Annual EBITDA margin outlook kept within 19% to 21%

Double-digit volume growth goal for the financial year kept, phased across quarters

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 5
“On the volume side, I think we still remain committed towards the goal of a double-digit growth in terms of volume for the financial year. This is going to be phased across quarters.”

Majority of undelivered Q1 volume should be reported in Q2

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“And on your second observation, largely yes, majority of this should be reported in quarter two.”

Next three quarters expected to see above-average volume growth

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“And anyway, the next three quarters, given that our goal is to hit a double-digit volume, should see above-average volume growth to make up for the shortfalls in quarter one.”

In short

  1. 01Management kept its goal of double-digit volume growth for FY27, phased across quarters.
  2. 02Full-year EBITDA margin outlook held at 19% to 21%; Q1 EBITDA margin was 20.3%.
  3. 03Q1 revenue grew 7.9% and profit after tax fell about 4%, citing input costs and billing constraints.
  4. 04About three extra days of billing went undelivered at quarter end; most should be reported in Q2.
  5. 05A 2.2% weighted average price increase was taken in May; its benefit is expected to flow in Q2.
  6. 06Management is augmenting in-house and outsourced capacity, investing above plan in manufacturing.
  7. 07Input costs have largely normalised since end of June; a Middle East escalation could change this.

Capex

Augmenting capacities, investing above plan in manufacturing, in-house and outsourced

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“In fact, we are now looking at augmenting capacities, investing above plan in terms of manufacturing to make sure that both in-house as well as out-source, to make sure that we're able to do justice to the demand that's coming our way.”

Capacity

Steady progress in scale-up of Odisha and K.R. Pet manufacturing facilities

V.S. Ganesh · Managing Director · p. 4
“We are also seeing steady progress in the scale-up of our Odisha and K.R. Pet manufacturing facilities, which will progressively enhance our production capabilities and efficiency.”

Segments

athleisure: Large new product pieces backed by marketing to be in athleisure

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“But the large pieces, which will be backed with marketing investments, new propositions, etcetera, is going to be in the athleisure space.”

Speedo: Speedo online share above 35%; Speedo MBOs consolidated to about 700

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 11
“Today, our online contribution to the overall Speedo business is upwards of 35%. And hence, the our network of multi-brand outlets for Speedo has consolidated to about 700 stores in quarter one.”

e-commerce: E-commerce mix shifted to outright model, largely because of quick commerce

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“yes, the contribution has shifted more towards the outright model. And this is largely because of quick commerce.”

e-commerce: Strategic partnerships with marketplaces to maintain price governance in outright model

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“We are in strategic partnership with both of our – with majority of the marketplaces where we are operating in outright to ensure that price governance is maintained”

Speedo: Speedo MBOs about 950 when Q4 and Q1 are combined

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 11
“If I had to combine the two, it's about 950 odd stores.”

Demand

Consumer demand remained healthy across EBOs, e-commerce and retail network

V.S. Ganesh · Managing Director · p. 3
“Consumer demand remained healthy with good traction across our key channels, including exclusive brand stores, e-commerce, and our wider retail network.”

Management fairly confident of volume recovery to make up for Q1

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 6
“Fairly confident given how the demand atmosphere has been in quarter 1. So we should see recovery for us to make up for lost ground in quarter 1.”

Secondary growth much better than primary in Q1

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“We don't give away secondary numbers, but I can say that secondary growth performance has been much better than primary”

EBO and tertiary performance in Q1 better than Q4

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“In fact, EBO has been better than Q4. We've seen quarter 1 perform better than quarter 4 when it comes to tertiary level performance and the EBOs as well as distribution secondary.”

online: Online channel continued to deliver healthy growth

V.S. Ganesh · Managing Director · p. 4
“Our online channel also continued to deliver healthy growth.”

Margins and costs

About 2.2% weighted average price increase taken in May, after 2.5% in January

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“So it's about 2.2% weighted average increase that we have taken in the month of May. This is on the back of 2.5%, which was taken in the month of Jan.”

Full gains of May price increase to be realised in Q2 due to FIFO billing

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“However, the full gains of the price increase has still not been realized and that's something that we'll be realizing in quarter 2 purely because of the FIFO principles that we operate in our billing.”

Input cost increase only partially covered by MRP increase

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“What I can say for me is that it's only partially covered.”

With current price intervention, targeted EBITDA range 19% to 21%; intent to hold prices

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“We believe that with this price intervention, we can operate in our targeted EBITDA range of 19% to 21%. As long as we're able to operate in that space, I think the intent would be to hold prices and drive volumes.”

Input cost inflation seen in cotton, nylon and synthetic packaging

Deepanjan Bandyopadhyay · Chief Financial Officer · p. 10
“Okay, so mid of last quarter, yes, we did see inflationary conditions in the input cost, especially cotton and nylon and even synthetic packaging.”

Debt and working capital

Inventory days fell to 66 from 73; net working capital about 54 days from 56

Deepanjan Bandyopadhyay · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
“Inventory days was 66 in the end of quarter one, as against 73 days in the beginning of the quarter. Net working capital, days was around 54 days as against 56 days in the beginning of the quarter.”

No intention to reduce inventory levels further; optimum level reached

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“But I think we've reached optimum level of inventory both in the value chain as well as the inventory at Page level.”

Acquisitions and new business

Groove: Groove collection taken to close to 500 exclusive brand stores

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“This year, the collection was taken to close to 500 exclusive brand stores across the country and has been received very, very well and our sell-through numbers look very good.”

Disney and Marvel character merchandise; large part of revenue in Q2

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“Another big piece is the collaboration with Disney and Marvel to bring in character merchandise. But this again while the go-to-market was planned towards the end of June, a large portion of revenues from this will be realized in quarter 2.”

Groove: Groove 3 street fashion line launched in June; more launches in Q2 before festive season

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“Some of them will go through in quarter 2 before the festive season is upon us. Quarter 1, the big ones were Groove 3, which is our street fashion line, was launched in the month of June.”

Disney and Marvel tie-up opens way to other character licences

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“This also opens up a window for us to collaborate with other licenses in the character merchandise space going forward.”

One-offs

About seven days of billing undelivered vs usual three to four; delta of about three days

3​days
Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“This year, that moved to about seven days. So, a delta of about three days of invoiced revenue -- invoiced billing, was not reported as revenue this quarter one.”

Lower brand spend in FY26 as World Cup campaign in prior year did not recur

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“In terms of overall brand spends, the difference that you're seeing is because the year before last financial year, we had a large campaign for the World Cup, which was a disproportionate spend, which did not follow through in the last financial year.”

Risks

Undelivered billing caused by logistics and manpower disruption at quarter end

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“That's because of the disruption we have experienced in the logistics and manpower towards the quarter end.”

Input costs largely normalised; Middle East escalation could change this

Deepanjan Bandyopadhyay · Chief Financial Officer · p. 10
“But yes, end of June and even now, the situation has to a large extent normalized and going forward we expect things to be stable. Of course, if there is again an escalation in the Middle East situation, it can happen differently.”

Price increase not enough if input costs return to April-May levels

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 11
“If the input costs continue to be or resumes to the level of what it was in April and May, then the quantum of price increase will not be enough to absorb the complete input costs.”

Some lost sales in Q1 due to non-availability from supply-side disruptions

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 7
“And we should admit there has been some level of lost sales opportunity in quarter one as well because of non-availability, and this was largely attributed to some level of disruptions we've had on the supply side in quarter one.”

Karnataka garmenting minimum wage increase actioned in April, already in P&L

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · p. 14
“the minimum wage increase for garmenting has already been actioned in the month of April, which was applicable for garment industry. That's already flown into the salaries and it is in a way hit our P&L as well.”

Other

Q1 revenue grew 7.9%; profit after tax declined 4%

V.S. Ganesh · Managing Director · p. 4
“Financially, revenue grew by 7.9% during the quarter, and profit after tax declined by 4%, reflecting the combined impact of input cost pressure and the temporary constraints on converting underlying volume into billings.”

Q1 sales volume 61.9 million pieces, up 5.7% year-on-year

Deepanjan Bandyopadhyay · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
“Sales volume in the quarter was 61.9 million pieces, growing by 5.7% year-on-year.”

Q1 EBITDA INR 2,890 million, down 1.9% year-on-year

₹289​Cr
Deepanjan Bandyopadhyay · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
“EBITDA for the period was INR2,890 million, which has declined by 1.9% year-on-year.”

Q1 profit after tax INR 1,928 million, down about 4% year-on-year

₹192.8​Cr
Deepanjan Bandyopadhyay · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
“Profit after tax for the quarter was INR1,928 million, declining by around 4% year-on-year.”

Gap between value and volume growth expected to widen from Q2 on mix and May price rise

Karthik Yathindra · Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“So, the outlook going forward will definitely be much bigger difference between volume and value performance than what we've seen in quarter one, purely attributable to mix as well as the price increase in May which will start kicking in by quarter two.”

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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