The company has posted its highest-ever Q4 retail sales of Rs 1,731 crore with a growth of 35 per cent on-year
Driven by gains due to the rise in gold, silver and platinum prices, Senco Gold reported consolidated revenue of Rs 8,430 crore in the financial year 2026 as compared to Rs 6,328.1 crore in FY26. Company’s net profit also rose 261 per cent to reach Rs 574.3 crore in FY26.
The financial results of the company showed that the adjusted net profit rose 185 per cent in FY26. The adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) stood at Rs 969 crore, marking an increase of 128 per cent on a year-on-year basis. Company clarified that adjusted Ebitda and adjusted net profit for FY25 are based on one-time custom duty reduction impact in Q2 and Q3 for Rs 57.4 crore.
Senco Gold achieved the highest-ever Q4 retail sales of Rs 1,731 crore with a growth of 35 per cent YoY. Growth was driven by a well-distributed wedding season spanning the full quarter, strong gifting demand on Valentine’s Day and continued leveraging of old gold exchange programme, which contributed around 50 per cent to Q4 revenue, enabling customers to upgrade jewellery despite elevated gold price. The adjusted net profit during Q4 stood at Rs 157 crore, up by 151 per cent.
“We plan to launch around 18 to 20 new showrooms, elevate the roll-out of franchise showrooms, enhance the performance of lightweight jewellery, implement strict cost and stock optimisation, focusing on team building, and we expect around 20 per cent revenue growth and maintain our Ebitda guidance of 7.5 to 7.8 per cent, ensuring best efforts towards return on capital, profitability and franchise growth business,” stated Suvankar Sen, Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Senco Gold.
The company expanded its showroom network to 201 showrooms as it opened 26 showrooms in FY26. In Q4 FY26, it opened seven new showrooms. Company said that the average gold prices surged by 79 per cent YoY and 20 per cent QoQ, peaking at a historic high of Rs 1,69,403 per 10 gram, impacting volume growth. This exceptional price rise led to a normalised around 6 per cent YoY reduction in gold volumes in FY26, it added.
