Multi brand retail chain Shoppers Stop, reported consolidated net loss of Rs 16.35 crore (US $1.72 million) for the quarter ended 31st March 2026, compared to a profit of Rs 1.99 crore (US $209,000) in Q4 FY ’25.
Standalone revenue rose 9% YoY to Rs 1,117 crore (US $117 million).
EBITDA stands at Rs. 192.91 crore (US $20.29 million) in March 2026 up 2.5% from Rs. 188.20 crore (US $19.79 million) in March 2025.
On a consolidated basis, Q4 revenue grew 14% YoY to Rs 1,210 crore (US $127 million).
While premium brands made up 71% of total sales during the quarter. Sales from INTUNE, the affordable format, grew 24% to Rs 67 crore (US $7.05 million).
Consolidated gross revenue FY ’26 stood at Rs 6,057 crore (US $637 million), up 8% YoY, while the department store business crossed Rs 5,000 crore (US $525 million).
Strong operational efficiency enabled Rs 301 crore (US $31.66 million) cash generation from operations, supported by working capital optimisation of Rs 155 crore (US $16.31 million).
Kavindra Mishra, MD and CEO, Shoppers Stop claims that during the year, the company partly retired debt to the extent of Rs 109 crore (US $11.46 million) and remains on track to become debt- free by FY ’27.
During the fiscal year, the company added 27 stores and currently operates 113 department stores along with 12 premium home concept outlets, 84 Intune stores and 13 airport outlets.
