Conference Call with Cello World Management and Analysts on Q2FY26 Performance and Outlook. Listen to the full earnings transcript.
Houseware company Cello World announced Q2FY26 results Revenue from Operations Rs 1,116 crore YoY Growth 13%. Gross Profit Rs 577 crore Margin 52%. EBITDA Rs 268 crore Margin 24%. Profit After Tax Rs 159 crore Margin 14%. Pradeep Rathod, Chairman & Managing Director, Cello World, said: “I am pleased to share that in Q2FY26, Cello World Limited delivered a healthy performance, reporting revenue of Rs 587 crore, up 20% year-on-year, and achieving an EBITDA of Rs 141 crore. Our Glass plant in Falna is ramping up as per the plan with about 55% utilization, which is expected to reach 80% by Q4FY26. While the plant is in the gestation phase, the margin structures will continue to be impacted. Broadly, the current quarter benefited from strong festive momentum across our key categories, supported by robust consumer demand and efficient execution. Despite the recent GST rate changes, which had a minimal impact on our portfolio, this performance reflects the strength of our brand, disciplined operations, and continued focus on execution excellence. As we look ahead, with new capacities coming onstream across plasticware and steel bottles, along with our continued focus on efficiency, innovation, and portfolio expansion, we remain confident of entering FY27 on a stronger footing.” Result PDF
Conference Call with Cello World Management and Analysts on Q1FY26 Performance and Outlook. Listen to the full earnings transcript.
Houseware company Cello World announced Q1FY26 results Revenue from Operations Rs 529 crore YoY, change 6%. Gross Profit Rs 286 crore, margin 54%. EBITDA Rs 126 crore; EBITDA Margin 24% Profit After Tax Rs 73 crore; PAT Margin 14%. Pradeep Rathod, Chairman & Managing Director, Cello World, said: “Cello reported a steady start for the year, delivering a YoY revenue growth of 6%, reaching Rs 529 crore while achieving its highest-ever gross profit margin of 54.0%. This improvement underscores Cello’s manufacturing excellence. Despite this, our EBITDA margin declined by 380 bps, primarily due to additional operational costs associated with the new glassware facility. We expect this to stabilise once the glass facility ramps up in the future. Our core consumerware segment sustained positive momentum, driven by standout categories such as hydration, opalware, and glassware, whereas segments like writing instruments and furniture remained subdued this quarter. Looking ahead, we are committed to further enhancing our omnichannel presence to broaden our product reach across India with a focus on premiumization and a stable margin profile. We maintain a positive outlook for H2FY26 driven by revival in consumer demand across categories.” Result PDF