The Jewellery sector is gearing up for Dhanteras and Diwali. It is expecting to benefit from pent-up demand during the festivals. So, is it time to add stocks of jewellery retailers to your portfolio?
Analysts remain fairly optimistic on jewellery players as softening gold prices and the ongoing festive season makes a case for sustained demand momentum going forward
Jewellery retailer Kalyan Jewellers on Friday said it has registered a consolidated revenue growth of 20 per cent during the second quarter of FY23 despite various economic challenges triggered by the geopolitical situation. "We recorded consolidated revenue growth of approximately 20 per cent in Q2 FY23 as compared to the same period in the previous financial year, and approximately 50 per cent in H1 FY23, compared to the same period in the previous financial year," Kalyan Jewellers said in a statement. While the recently concluded quarter saw heightened levels of competitive intensity across various markets resulting in a lower gross margin than it was seen previously, the company continued to see robust operating momentum in its India business, driven by shift in demand towards branded retail chains, the company said. "As previously disclosed, we have developed a strategy and execution roadmap for our newly created franchise store initiative, and had opened our first franchised .
After muted months of July and August, mainly due to delayed weddings in South India, analysts expect demand to bounce back in the December quarter given Navratri, and festive season across India
With the industry's formalisation and mandatory hallmarking by the Government, the company said that they are well-poised to capitalise on emerging opportunities and demands in the coming years.
Analysts see more upside for jewellery stocks as festive demand kicks in post the correction of gold prices
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Jewellery retailer Kalyan Jewellers India on Thursday reported a consolidated profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 107.77 crore for the quarter ended June
Kalyan Jewellers on Thursday said it witnessed continued momentum in both footfall and revenue across all our markets in India and the Middle East in the first quarter of this financial year.
Raised funds by Kalyan Jewellers will be used for refinancing borrowings, payment of transaction fees, and general corporate purposes.
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Kalyan Jewellers is planning to enter the franchise model in the first half of the next financial year to accelerate expansion, according to a top company executive.
Revenue from operations grew by 16.99 per cent to Rs 3,435.39 crore, compared to Rs 2,936.25 crore in the same period of the previous fiscal
Jewellery stocks are likely to shine in coming months on the back of likely strong Q3 performance owing to the festive demand
The company had reported a consolidated loss of Rs 136.12 crore during the corresponding quarter of 2020-21, Kalyan Jewellers India said in a regulatory filing.
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With festive season round the corner and gold sales expected to rise, gold-related stocks are likely to be in focus, the charts are indicating more upside for these stocks
But those seeking greater safety should stick to SGBs or gold ETFs
Jewellery retailer Kalyan Jewellers on Tuesday reported a narrowing of its consolidated loss to Rs 51.30 crore for the quarter ended June. The consolidated loss of the company stood at Rs 85.87 crore during the corresponding quarter of 2020-21, Kalyan Jewellers said in a regulatory filing. Revenue from operations of the company witnessed a growth of 109.19 per cent during the quarter under review at Rs 1,636.77 crore, compared to Rs 782.40 crore during the corresponding period of the previous fiscal. The company said the growth in revenue was primarily driven by robust sales momentum across stores both prior to, and post lockdowns in the recently concluded quarter, as well as a low base in the last financial year. While the India revenue grew by 94 per cent, the Middle East growth was 183 per cent, it added. "The outcome of the first quarter has been above our expectations and we are happy with the overall performance. The pace of demand recovery witnessed in the just concluded ..
Kalyan Jewellers on Thursday reported a 54.05 per cent jump in its consolidated profit after tax (PAT) to Rs 73.87 crore for the quarter ended March 31.