Navneet Education Limited

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epartment Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. 1st Floor, New Trading Ring, Rotunda Building, P. J. Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai – 400001. Ref: Symbol– NAVNETEDUL Ref: Scrip Code – 508989 Dear Sir

Rs. 792 crore

Mr. Gnanesh (Sunil) Gala, Managing Director: In Q1 FY26, our revenue remained stable and stood at Rs. 792 crores vs Rs. 794 crores in Q1 FY25. Our publication segment grew from Rs. 417 crores to Rs. 419 crores

Rs. 794 crore

l) Gala, Managing Director: In Q1 FY26, our revenue remained stable and stood at Rs. 792 crores vs Rs. 794 crores in Q1 FY25. Our publication segment grew from Rs. 417 crores to Rs. 419 crores and stationery bus

Rs. 417 crore

stable and stood at Rs. 792 crores vs Rs. 794 crores in Q1 FY25. Our publication segment grew from Rs. 417 crores to Rs. 419 crores and stationery business was Rs. 372 crores vs Rs. 375 crores in Q1 FY25. Publi

Rs. 419 crore

t Rs. 792 crores vs Rs. 794 crores in Q1 FY25. Our publication segment grew from Rs. 417 crores to Rs. 419 crores and stationery business was Rs. 372 crores vs Rs. 375 crores in Q1 FY25. Publication business re

Rs. 372 crore

25. Our publication segment grew from Rs. 417 crores to Rs. 419 crores and stationery business was Rs. 372 crores vs Rs. 375 crores in Q1 FY25. Publication business remained flat due to only few minor changes i

Rs. 375 crore

n segment grew from Rs. 417 crores to Rs. 419 crores and stationery business was Rs. 372 crores vs Rs. 375 crores in Q1 FY25. Publication business remained flat due to only few minor changes in the lower grade

14%

ing the much-anticipated momentum to publication business. Domestic stationery business degrew by 14% in Q1 FY26. Drop in paper prices resulted in reduction of product pricing and hence lower realizat

9%

rop in paper prices resulted in reduction of product pricing and hence lower realization by around 9% and volume drop of 5% was on account of competition from the unorganized sector who would have pro

5%

sulted in reduction of product pricing and hence lower realization by around 9% and volume drop of 5% was on account of competition from the unorganized sector who would have procured paper with new r

7%

the threat of such competition would reduce. Export stationery segment demonstrated a growth of 7% in Q1 FY26 even during the challenging times of exports to the US. New product introduction and ne

25%

watching the unpredictable developments closely for its future business strategy. The additional 25% tariff proposed by the US is still not come into effect and will be finally decided by 27th August