Apparels & Accessories company Go Fashion (India) announced Q4FY25 results Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Total Revenue: Rs 204.8 crore compared to Rs 181.7 crore during Q4FY24, change 13%. EBITDA: Rs 62.4 crore compared to Rs 53.9 crore during Q4FY24, change 16%. EBITDA margin: 30.5% for Q4FY25. Profit before Tax : Rs 25.4 crore compared to Rs 17.2 crore during Q4FY24, change 48%. Profit after Tax : Rs 19.9 crore compared to Rs 13.1 crore during Q4FY24, change 52%. PAT margin: 9.71% for Q4FY25. Gautam Saraogi, CEO, Go Fashion (India), said: “At Go Colors, we continue to deliver robust financial performance despite a challenging demand environment. During Q4FY25, Revenues grew by 13% YoY to Rs 205 crore. EBITDA stood at Rs 62 crore, a growth of 16% YoY. Q4FY25 witnessed a recovery in SSSG which stood at 2.1% for Q4FY25. This performance is inline with our efforts on improving business efficiency and implementing strong cost control measures. Over the years we have evolved from a leggings and churidar focused brand into a comprehensive bottom wear player. This transformation is reflected in the growth of our average selling price which stood at Rs 769 mainly driven by a shift in our product mix. We have maintained a strong full-price sales of 95.4%, highlighting both the strength of our pricing strategy and the continued acceptance of our products in the market. Our disciplined inventory management has resulted in a maintaining our inventory days at 102 days. We believe there is room to optimize this further by a few more days, which will contribute to a stronger balance sheet and support long-term, sustainable growth. We have successfully converted over 50% of EBITDA into operating cash flow. Looking ahead, we intend to sustain this as a core financial discipline, supported by robust inventory management. In FY25, we added a net total of 62 new stores, bringing our total store count to 776. Some store openings originally scheduled for Q4FY25 were delayed due to store readiness issues and have opened in Q1FY26. During the last year, we were focused on rationalizing our store portfolio, and all our store closures have been completed. With these closures done, we aspire to do a net addition of ~120 stores annually. Our ongoing investments in technology and product innovation continue to keep us ahead of industry trends. As the broader industry begins to recover, we are well-positioned to deliver stronger performance in the years to come.” Result PDF