Investor Presentation

1. Financial Highlights: S.P.

Apparels reported consolidated revenue of ₹1,407.3 Cr for FY25, up 27.5% YoY, with Q4 revenue at ₹403.4 Cr, growing 35.9% YoY.

EBITDA reached ₹200 Cr (15.8% margin) for FY25 and ₹58.5 Cr (14.5% margin) in Q4. PAT stood at ₹95.1 Cr (6.8% margin) for the year and ₹30.4 Cr (7.5% margin) for the quarter.

Standalone PAT was ₹98.4 Cr for FY25 at 8.5% margin.

Export-led garment revenues grew over 39% YoY to ₹1,308.2 Cr, while the retail segment showed solid revenue gains but EBITDA pressure.

Net debt/equity improved to 0.24 with net equity at ₹856.3 Cr, indicating a healthy balance sheet.

2. Strategic Initiatives & Growth Drivers: Capacity expansions include 400 new machines and acquisition of 24 acres for future scaling.

The Sri Lanka unit commenced operations, unlocking duty-free access to Europe and the UK.

Entry into intimate wear via Young Brand Apparel acquisition enhances US market exposure.

Retail brands Crocodile (menswear) and Angel & Rocket (kidswear) expanded with in-house design teams in India and the UK.

Investments in automation and sustainability support product mix diversification and market outreach.

3. Business Developments: Acquisition of Young Brand Apparels strengthened intimate wear exports.

Dedicated design and merchandising teams, particularly through the UK subsidiary, aim to solidify European client servicing amid a nascent macro recovery.

Retail division secured premium kidswear licenses and launched flagship Angel & Rocket stores, expanding retail footprint.

Growth continues via new retail formats and omni-channel distribution.

4. Market Position & Competitive Advantage: SPAL remains India’s top knitted infants and children’s garment exporter with 30+ years servicing global brands.

Vertical integration from yarn to garment and NABL-accredited quality labs create a strong industry moat.

Capacity utilization moved up to 85%, boosting operating efficiency.

Ethical manufacturing combined with advanced tech and UK-based design teams differentiates SPAL in regulated infant wear markets.

Proximity to the Tirupur manufacturing hub and skilled labor adds strategic edge.

5. Investor Implications: The company shows positive growth potential backed by export momentum, scale-up plans, and product diversification in intimate and retail segments.

Margin stability and operating leverage gains support this outlook.

Investors should watch execution risks in Sri Lanka capacity ramp-up and retail profitability improvement, alongside Europe market recovery.

Commitment to ESG and sustainable practices enhances long-term attractiveness amid evolving consumer and regulatory demands.