Textiles company Gokaldas Exports announced Q1FY26 results Total Income: Rs 977 crore compared to Rs 940 crore during Q1FY25, change 4%. EBITDA: Rs 119 crore compared to Rs 83 crore during Q1FY25, change 44%. EBITDA Margin: 12.1% for Q1FY26. PBT: Rs 57 crore compared to Rs 36 crore during Q1FY25, change 57%. PAT: Rs 41 crore compared to Rs 27 crore during Q1FY25, change 53%. Sivaramakrishnan Ganapathi, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Gokaldas Exports, said: “We reported a healthy growth in PAT and an improvement in EBITDA margins on a YoY basis, supported by productivity gains and robust cost management efforts. The company reported a moderate growth in its total income, as it was period impacted by tariff. Total income, excluding both acquired entities, reported a 20% YoY growth.” Result PDF
Textiles company Gokaldas Exports announced Q4FY25 & FY25 results Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Gokaldas Exports registered a total income growth of 27% and 84% growth in profit before tax on a YoY basis in 4QFY25. The company, during the quarter ended March 31, 2025, reported a consolidated total income of Rs 1,035 crore and a consolidated profit before tax of Rs 79 crore. The EBITDA margins improved by 272 bps on a YoY basis during the quarter, supported by productivity gains and robust cost management efforts. EBITDA stood at Rs 142 crore for Q4FY25 compared to Rs 90 crore for Q4FY24 and PAT stood at Rs 53 crore FY25 Financial Highlights: FY2025 total income touched Rs 3917 crore, the highest in its history, and a consolidated profit before tax of Rs 218 crore. The company’s full-year total income and profit before tax registered a growth of 63% and 37%. Commenting on the company’s fourth quarter and full year performance, Sivaramakrishnan Ganapathi, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Gokaldas Exports, said, “The year marks an important milestone for Gokaldas Exports as it was a period of consolidation of the acquisitions. We reported a healthy growth in total income and profits for the full year as well as the quarter. There is a considerable amount of effort required to improve the margins further over the next few years as we continue to consolidate and grow the business. As we step into FY2026, the reciprocal tariff imposed by the US poses a formidable challenge by inducing business volatility and margin pressure. The recently concluded India-UK FTA, however, presents an opportunity as and when it is implemented.” Result PDF