P N Gadgil Jewellers Limited
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73.8%
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INR 76,934.68
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Guidance — 3 items
Festive Boost
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“We aim to connect with customers who proudly embrace their diva style The collection is created for those who desire a touch of everyday luxury.”
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“This advance will be used to purchase 22 ct gold at the prevailing market rate on the date of payment.”
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“100% Achieved Bank Restructuring Facilities ₹3,000M repaid term loan & CC 100% Achieved Hedging 100% Effective hedged by Mar25 100% Achieved We remain on track to fulfill our commitments, ensuring financial discipline, strategic expansion, and risk management.”
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100% Achieved Bank Restructuring Facilities ₹3,000M repaid term loan & CC 100% Achieved Hedging 100% Effective hedged by Mar25 100% Achieved We remain on track to fulfill our commitments, ensuring financial discipline, strategic expansion, and risk management.
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Opening remarks
Agriculture Influence
Rural households invest post-harvest proceeds in gold, especially in November and December Gold jewellery holds aspirational value in India Gold, whether sold as jewelry, bars, or coins, experiences organic demand, unlike lifestyle retail categories such as footwear and apparel 34% 66% FY23 Jewellery 38% 62% FY28P Bars and Coins Jewelry retailing carries no inventory obsolescence risk, as products can be recycled and repurposed into new designs E-Commerce penetration is expected to reach 10% of overall sales by FY28
Festive Boost
Gold and silver jewelry sales rise during Diwali, Dhanteras (Oct-Nov), and Akshaya Tritiya (Apr- May). As a high-ticket item, jewelry has a lower relative cost for rent, staffing, and promotions compared to footwear and apparel, with the majority of store setup costs allocated to inventory. Source: IBEF Deloitte Report & Technopak Industry Report Investor Presentation – Q4FY25 10% 90% FY28P 6% 94% FY23 Offline E-Commerce 11 Shifting Consumer Trends: A Turning Point for the Indian Jewellery Market 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 Young consumers prefer lightweight jewellery with trendy designs Shift towards “consumption of jewellery” rather than pure “investment” Frequency of purchase by consumers have gone up due to rising disposable income Increasing importance of hallmarking and certifications that provide assurance of metals purity and genuineness Quality of material and craftsmanship is one of the top considerations Trust in long-standing, reputed and reliable jewellery brands is higher Design
Process
▪ Predefined stock levels for each store ▪ Stores submit detailed item requirements ▪ Biweekly purchase orders ▪ Requirements are consolidated, and vendors are assigned ▪ Jewellery is selected from vendor showcases ▪ HO distributes Inventory to stores after quality checks Hallmark, finish, polish & PNG stamp of the jewellery is checked by HO’s QC team Implemented Acme ERP to track end-to-end Inventory. Purity of metal is validated regularly by melting a piece of jewellery from each vendor Predefined store-wise minimum inventory levels prevent stock shortages Only pieces meeting PNG’s quality standards are labelled HO conducts daily inventory reconciliation based on store stock count and Acme ERP data Employed robust software across all our stores ensuring timely procurement and efficient inventory management Investor Presentation – Q4FY25 22 Well-Established Brand in Maharashtra Legacy & Heritage ➢ Strong brand recall and presence in Maharashtra ➢ Leveraged the knowledge and understand
Company
P N Gadgil Jewellers Limited CIN: L36912PN2013PLC149288 Email ID: secretarial@pngadgil.com Tel: +91 020 4478474 Website: www.pngjewellers.com
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