The financial results for Q4 and FY ’25 have been announced by PDS Limited, a global provider of fashion solutions and infrastructure that offers tailored solutions to international brands and retailers across services like product creation, sourcing, production, and brand management.
The company’s Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) for the March quarter was Rs. 5,007 crore (US $ 585 million) in Q4 FY ’25, representing a 14 per cent quarter-over-quarter increase. Its consolidated revenue from operations was Rs. 3,526 crore (US $ 412 million), up 13 per cent from the previous quarter, and its profit after tax (PAT) was Rs. 75 crore (US $ 8.76 million), up 76 per cent from the previous quarter. EBITDA for the quarter was Rs. 139 crore (US $ 16.25 million), up 46 per cent over the previous quarter.
Throughout the entire year, the business achieved a 25 per cent year-over-year growth in FY ’25, with a GMV of Rs. 18,744 crore (US $ 2.19 billion). Consolidated operating revenue of Rs. 12,578 crore (US $ 1.47 billion) was achieved, representing a 21 per cent year-over-year increase and the company reached Rs. 241 crore (US $ 28.17 million) in PAT, a 19 per cent year-over-year increase.
All regions saw growth, with the Americas leading the way with a 39 per cent year-over-year increase. Early April’s order book is very strong at +US $ 600 million, according to the company, representing a 14 per cent increase.
The UK-India free trade agreement, according to the firm, opens up a significant development avenue for regional manufacturing and strategic sourcing, adding that strategic negotiations successfully handled US tariff developments, guaranteeing stability and further expansion.
Group CEO Sanjay Jain made a statement regarding the company’s success in FY ’25, stating that PDS had a year of robust, wide-ranging growth, with GMV hitting US $ 2.2 billion, a 25 per cent increase from the previous year. The power of PDS’s global platform was demonstrated by the growth that was evident in all regions, with the Americas leading at 39 per cent. PDS is optimistic about the upcoming year due to its robust order book of over US $ 600 million in early April, which is 14 per cent more than it was the previous year. PDS has started a number of cost optimisation and transformation projects with BCG’s support, which should provide noticeable outcomes and improve operational effectiveness even more.
