Personal Products company Honasa Consumer announced Q2FY27 results Consolidated Financial Highlights: Total Income: For Q2FY27, Total Income stands at Rs 7,529.42 million, representing a YoY growth of 34.89% compared to Rs 5,582.04 million in Q2FY26, and a QoQ decline of 3.28% compared to Rs 7,784.57 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Total Income reached Rs 15,313.99 million, showing a YoY expansion of 30.07% against Rs 11,773.48 million in H1FY26. Revenue from Operations: For Q2FY27, Revenue from Operations is recorded at Rs 7,311.87 million, tracing a YoY increase of 35.89% compared to Rs 5,380.63 million in Q2FY26, and a QoQ drop of 3.28% compared to Rs 7,559.46 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Revenue from Operations stands at Rs 14,871.33 million, demonstrating a YoY jump of 31.22% over Rs 11,333.17 million in H1FY26. Profit Before Tax (PBT): For Q2FY27, PBT stands at Rs 1,008.00 million, registering a YoY increase of 91.09% compared to Rs 527.47 million in Q2FY26, and a QoQ contraction of 15.47% compared to Rs 1,192.44 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, PBT stands at Rs 2,200.44 million, outlining a YoY increase of 103.11% against Rs 1,083.40 million in H1FY26. Profit After Tax (PAT): For Q2FY27, PAT reaches Rs 732.48 million, marking a YoY growth of 86.73% compared to Rs 392.27 million in Q2FY26, and a sequential drop of 19.02% QoQ against Rs 904.48 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, PAT is recorded at Rs 1,636.96 million, showcasing a YoY surge of 103.22% compared to Rs 805.52 million in H1FY26. Earnings Per Share (EPS): For Q2FY27, Basic EPS stands at Rs 2.24, presenting a YoY rise of 85.12% from Rs 1.21 in Q2FY26, and a QoQ reduction of 19.13% from Rs 2.77 in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Basic EPS is Rs 5.01, reflecting a YoY jump of 102.83% against Rs 2.47 in H1FY26. Standalone Financial Highlights: Total Income: For Q2FY27, Standalone Total Income stands at Rs 7,105.15 million, tracking a YoY rise of 29.98% compared to Rs 5,466.42 million in Q2FY26, and a QoQ decline of 1.08% compared to Rs 7,182.42 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Standalone Total Income is recorded at Rs 14,287.57 million, showing a YoY growth of 23.85% against Rs 11,536.54 million in H1FY26. Revenue from Operations: For Q2FY27, Standalone Revenue from Operations is recorded at Rs 6,894.00 million, illustrating a YoY expansion of 30.89% relative to Rs 5,266.94 million in Q2FY26, and a mild sequential decline of 0.99% QoQ from Rs 6,963.18 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Standalone operations brought in Rs 13,857.18 million, translating into a YoY growth of 24.80% over Rs 11,103.22 million in H1FY26. Profit Before Tax (PBT): For Q2FY27, Standalone PBT stands at Rs 976.41 million, achieving a YoY expansion of 89.72% over Rs 514.67 million in Q2FY26, but softening by 12.23% sequentially against Rs 1,112.46 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Standalone PBT is Rs 2,088.87 million, marking a YoY growth of 98.39% compared to Rs 1,052.91 million in H1FY26. Profit After Tax (PAT): For Q2FY27, Standalone PAT stands at Rs 717.01 million, displaying a YoY increase of 86.98% compared to Rs 383.47 million in Q2FY26, and a QoQ contraction of 14.96% from Rs 843.12 million in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Standalone PAT stands at Rs 1,560.13 million, registering a YoY growth of 99.38% against Rs 782.48 million in H1FY26. Earnings Per Share (EPS): For Q2FY27, Standalone Basic EPS is Rs 2.20, up 86.44% YoY against Rs 1.18 in Q2FY26, and down 15.06% QoQ from Rs 2.59 in Q1FY27. For H1FY27, Standalone Basic EPS reaches Rs 4.78, showing a YoY rise of 99.17% compared to Rs 2.40 in H1FY26. Varun Alagh, Chairman and CEO & Co-founder, Honasa Consumer, said: “We have always believed that the opportunity for Honasa in India’s beauty and personal care market is much larger than what we have tapped into so far. There is still a lot we want to build, and Q2FY27 is a strong reflection of this ambition. We delivered our highest growth since listing, with revenue growing ~36% YoY and EBITDA nearly doubling to Rs 93 crore. What makes this growth particularly encouraging is the strength of the business behind it. Our Focus Categories grew over 40% and now contribute more than 80% of our business, with strong momentum across General Trade, Modern Trade and eCommerce. This reflects the strength of our category playbooks and our ability to reach consumers across an increasingly diverse retail landscape. At the brand level, each business is writing its own growth story. Mamaearth has sustained its high-teens growth, The Derma Co. continues to grow profitably. Our Younger Brands grew over 45% YoY, reflecting highlighting the potential of our emerging portfolio. This is what makes our House of Brands approach exciting. Each brand has a distinct consumer, proposition and opportunity, and we want to give each the focus, capabilities and independence to become a meaningful player in its category. There is still so much potential ahead, and we are excited to build on this momentum by creating a future-ready House of Brands that can shape the next phase of India's beauty and personal care industry.” Ghazal Alagh, CIO & Co-founder, Honasa Consumer, said: “Innovation remains central to this ambition. While we continue to strengthen the core of our flagship brands, we are also creating room for our younger brands to experiment with new formats and consumer propositions. From Mamaearth's Kulhad Chai Tinted Lip Balm, in collaboration with Chaayos, to Dr. Sheth’s Collagen & Vitamin C Overnight Moisture Wrapping Mask, our innovations reflect our effort to stay culturally relevant and anticipate evolving consumer preferences, without compromising on product superiority. As we enter the next phase of growth, we will continue to push the boundaries of innovation, deepen our presence in core categories and make our products accessible to more consumers across channels.” Result PDF