Stove Kraft
Q2 revenue rose 23.2% to ₹585 Cr and EBITDA margin reached 12.9% (+90bps), led by festive demand and induction cookware. Exports lagged, and borrowings rose on inventory build-up and China capex.
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Q2 revenue rose 23.2% to ₹585 Cr and EBITDA margin reached 12.9% (+90bps), led by festive demand and induction cookware. Exports lagged, and borrowings rose on inventory build-up and China capex.
Q2 revenue rose 23.2% to ₹585 Cr and EBITDA margin reached 12.9% (+90bps), led by festive demand and induction cookware. Exports lagged, and borrowings rose on inventory build-up and China capex.
Near-term ~20% revenue growth claimed. 500 combined stores by FY28. 12–15% EBITDA margin ambition. Capex under ₹50 Cr, excluding land and China.
Stove Kraft reported its strongest-ever Q1 with 41% revenue growth, driven by a 316% surge in induction cooktops and successful premiumization.
Stove Kraft Q4 FY26 revenue grew 32.4% YoY to ₹414.5cr. Management focusing on backward integration, retail expansion to 500 stores by 2027, and IKEA partnership.
Stove Kraft delivered a strong revenue beat in Q4 FY26, driven by a 67% volume surge in induction cooktops following favorable GST cuts. While top-line growth is robust, margins remain pressured by forex volatility and high retail commissions.
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