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P N Gadgil Jewellers Limited – Quarterly Update Q2 FY26
Retail Segment
The retail segment recorded a robust 29% growth in Q2 FY26 compared to the same period in the previous financial year, driven by healthy store-level performance and strong fes ve season sales, accoun ng for 72.2% of total revenue.
Non-Retail Segments
- E-commerce: With an increase of 113.2% compared to the same quarter in the previous financial year, it contributed 6.6% to total revenue, reflec ng our successful digital expansion and increasing online customer engagement.
- Franchisee Opera ons: This segment surged by 105% YoY, accoun ng for 15.6% of total revenue, driven by strong franchisee performance.
- Other: The Other segment accounted for 5.6% of total revenue in Q2 FY26, primarily comprising B2B sales from the Head Office and corporate segment. As men oned earlier, the refinery business was discon nued effec ve October 1, 2024; it had contributed Rs. 3,435 Mn in Q2 FY25.
Performance of Continuing Operations
During the quarter under review, total revenue excluding the refinery segment delivered a YoY growth of 31%. The following summary presents the revenue breakdown:
| Par culars (Rs in Mn) | Q2 FY’25 | Q2 FY’26 |
| Revenue Excluding Refinery | 16,571 | 21,733 |
| Refinery segment | 3,435 | – |
| Total Revenue | 20,006 | 21,733 |
Festive Sales
The fes ve season con nues to remain a key driver of our growth, with strong contribu ons from Ganesh Utsav, Janmashtami, Raksha Bandhan and Navratri. Our Mangalsutra Mahotsav and Painjan Mahotsav also received an excep onal response, further boos ng sales.
Product wise and same store sales growth
The Gold category registered a 24% increase in value and a 15% increase in volume. The Silver category delivered a strong performance with 92% growth in value and 59% growth in volume. Diamond sales also improved, recording a 31% rise in volume compared to the previous quarter, resul ng in the stud ra o reaching 9%. The Same Store Sales Growth (SSSG) stood at a healthy 29%, compared to the previous quarter.
Operational Highlights
Following the posi ve response to last year’s Navratri campaign, ‘Nine Days, Nine Stores,’ the Company further expanded its presence during this year’s Navratri, opening 6 Exclusive PNG Jewellers showrooms and 4 LiteStyle shop-in-shop stores.
P N Gadgil Jewellers Limited
This quarter also marks a significant milestone in PNG Jewellers’ journey to becoming a leading panIndia player, with entry into Indore in Madhya Pradesh, Kanpur and Lucknow in U ar Pradesh, along with the launch of a flagship store in Dadar, Mumbai.
During the quarter, the Company launched 8 exclusive showrooms – 5 company-owned outlets (COCO) and 3 franchise outlets (FOCO) – taking the total store count to 63 as of September 30, 2025.
Outlook for FY26
On the expansion front, we con nue to focus on accelera ng our store rollout plan with 13-15 new openings planned for H2 FY26 – comprising a mix of company-owned (COCO) and franchise-operated (FOCO) outlets. These addi ons will bring us closer to achieving our target of a 76-78 store network by fiscal year-end.
Key growth markets such as Maharashtra and Goa, where we con nue to maintain a leadership posi on, and other regions such as Madhya Pradesh, U ar Pradesh and Bihar which presents strong growth poten al, will remain at the core of our expansion strategy.
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GJEPC Hosts Workshop on ‘How and Why to Export’ at Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai
GJEPC held a workshop at Zaveri Bazaar, Mumbai, on 25th November to introduce its new initiative, How and Why to Export, designed to guide aspiring exporters in the gem and jewellery trade. The programme aims to build practical understanding of export procedures, compliance, and government support, strengthening opportunities for MSMEs and widening India’s exporter base. It also supports the shared goal of the IIJS and MSME teams to help non-exporter members transition into global markets.
GJEPC officials delivered an in-depth presentation on three themes. The first explained why the Council is vital for exporters, outlining its role across trade facilitation, policymaking, international outreach, and market intelligence. The second offered a clear roadmap to starting exports, covering the IEC, documentation, logistics, finance, and compliance. The final segment detailed government schemes available to exporters, including credit support and MSME focused programmes.
The initiative signals GJEPC’s continued effort to prepare new entrants for global trade. The Council will roll out more sessions across major trading hubs in the months ahead.
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