Textiles company Sportking India announced 9MFY25 & Q3FY25 results Q3FY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue from operations stood at Rs 609.7 crore for Q3FY25, up 1.8% YoY. Exports contributed ~57% in Q3FY25 registering a growth of 18.7% on a yearly basis. EBITDA for Q3FY25 was Rs 57.0 crore – an increase of 17.2% YoY. EBITDA Margin for the quarter improved by 123 bps on a yearly basis to reach 9.4%. Profit After Tax for the quarter was Rs 16.3 crore – registering a growth of 18.0% YoY. PAT Margin expanded by 37 bps on a yearly basis. 9MFY25 Financial Highlights: Revenue from operations stood at Rs 1,895.4 crore for 9MFY25, up 7.3% YoY. Exports contributed 50% in 9MFY25. EBITDA for 9MFY25 was Rs 188.6 crore – an increase of 36.6% YoY. EBITDA Margin for the nine months improved 213 bps on a yearly basis to reach 9.9%. Profit After Tax for 9MFY25 was Rs 73.1 crore – registering a growth of 54.0% YoY. PAT Margin is 3.9% - expanding by 117 bps on a yearly basis. Munish Avasthi, Chairman & Managing Director said: “We continued to deliver on the growth front in a quarter that saw mixed consumer sentiment. Persistent inflationary headwinds curtailed discretionary spending during the festive quarter. While demand in the domestic market remained subdued, I am pleased to note that we achieved our highest quarterly export performance. As guided in the previous quarter, we do not foresee any structural slowdown in our key export market of Bangladesh, as demand continues to be robust. The domestic and global markets presented different economic environments. Our performance during the quarter, despite such varying conditions, is a testament to the inherent resilience of our operations. This resilience is supported by our long-standing experience in both domestic and export markets, combined with deep relationships and quality manufacturing, which enabled us to achieve an improved margin profile. Inflationary pressures were reported to have steadily declined during the second half of the quarter. Cotton prices remained rangebound, as expected, with some softening in prices toward the end of the quarter, coinciding with the onset of the new harvest. While domestic cotton prices remain elevated compared to international prices, we remain hopeful that this parity will be achieved. Thus, a pickup in consumer demand, combined with stable cotton prices and the potential for improved cotton-yarn spreads, paints an optimistic picture for our future.” Result PDF