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Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons Reports Stellar Q2 Performance with 102% Revenue Growth: Net Profit Doubles to ₹10.27 Crore.
Fashion Jewellery Brand Continues Explosive Growth Trajectory with Strong Festive Season Momentum
Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons, India’s fastest-growing affordable fashion jewellery brand, has reported great financial results for the second quarter of FY25-26. This means that its plan to grow and enter new markets is working perfectly well.
The company sold Rs46.45 crore in Q2 FY25-26, which is a strong 102% increase from the same time last year (Rs.22.95 crore in Q2 FY24-25) and a strong 70% increase from the previous quarter (Rs.27.31 crore in Q1 FY25-26). This impressive revenue performance shows that Gargi is becoming more and more dominant in the fashion jewellery market. It also shows that its plan to grow by reaching new customers and areas is working.
Strong operational performance leads to profits
The company’s operating profit for the quarter was ₹13.01 crore, which is 87.4% more than the same quarter last year and 105% more than the previous quarter. This shows that the company is very efficient and has been able to keep its margins high. Net profit jumped to ₹10.27 crore, almost doubling with 101% YoY growth from ₹5.09 crore in the same quarter last year and up 93.37% sequentially. This was due to better brand recognition, better cost management, and a strong performance during the festive season.
Growth is driven by strategic expansion and brand building
This result helps Gargi stay one of India’s best affordable fashion jewellery brands. The brand’s expanding product lines, aggressive new store openings, strong omnichannel presence, and seamless connection between offline and online platforms are all reasons for the growth.
Targeted marketing campaigns and smart partnerships that make the brand more visible are also helping the company do well. Gargi is still very popular with millennials and Gen Z customers who want jewellery that is both accessible and aspirational. The brand is growing in metro and tier-2 cities.

Aditya Modak, the co-founder of Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons, said, “This quarter’s performance shows how dedicated our team is to changing the way affordable fashion jewellery is made in India. Doubling our sales and profits every year is not only a financial milestone; it also shows how close we’ve become to our customers by making unique products, providing high-quality service, and making shopping easy across all channels. Our strong focus on understanding the goals of millennials and Gen Z, along with the trust we’ve built up over time as a family, has given us a unique value proposition in the market.
This is the fourth year for Gargi, and we have continued to remain profitable and sustain growth through these four years. Now we are more sure than ever that we can keep this growth going and make Gargi the place to go for modern fashion jewellery as we ride the festive wave and open stores in new cities.”
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GJC Delegation Meets RBI Deputy Governor, Makes GMS Presentation
The Proposal Was Acknowledged As An Innovative Initiative With The Potential To Become A Game Changer For The Industry and The Nation.
A GJC delegation comprising Vice Chairman Avinash Gupta, Legal Consultant CA Bhavin Mehta, and National Secretary Mitesh Dhorda met with Shirish Chandra Murmu, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, along with his senior team.
During the meeting, the delegation made a detailed presentation on the proposed Gold Monetization Scheme (GMS). The RBI team appreciated the concept of the scheme. The proposal was acknowledged as an innovative initiative with the potential to become a game changer for the industry and the nation.
GJC remains committed to working closely with all stakeholders —including the government, banks, jewellers, gold depositors, and temple trusts—in the larger national interest and for the sustainable growth of the GJ industry.
The Gold Monetization Scheme (GMS) in India was launched with the primary objective of reducing gold imports by mobilizing the vast amount of idle gold held by households, institutions, and temple trusts, thereby decreasing the country’s heavy reliance on gold imports. By encouraging depositors to bring their unused gold into the formal banking system, the scheme puts this dormant gold into productive economic purposes, such as meeting the needs of jewellers and industries without requiring fresh imports.
Additionally, the scheme allows depositors to earn interest on their gold deposits instead of keeping gold idle at home, transforming a non-yielding asset into an income-generating investment while simultaneously strengthening India’s gold supply chain and reducing the trade deficit.
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