Shoppers Stop Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
SHOPPERS STOP
SEC/61/2025-26
October 17, 2025
BSE Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai 400 001. Stock Code : 532638
Dear Sir / Madam,
National Stock Exchange of India Limited Exchange Plaza, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai 400 051. Stock Symbol : SHOPERSTOP
Sub.: Press Release and Investor Presentation for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025
Please find enclosed Press Release and Investor Presentation for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025 for the captioned subject.
Further, we refer to our disclosure dated October 08, 2025 for Intimation of Schedule of analyst call / investor conference call to be hosted on Friday, October 17, 2025 at 05:00 pm IST to discuss the corporate performance for the quarter and half year ended September 30, 2025. The presentation to be used during the call is same as attached.
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Thank you.
Yours truly, For Shoppers Stop Limited
Rakeshkumar Saini Vice President- Legal CS & Chief Compliance Officer ACS No. 20257 Encl: A/a
Registered & Service Office : Umang Tower, 5th Floor, Mindspace, Off. Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400 064, Maharashtra. T 022- 42497000 CIN : L51900MH1997PLC108798. Email : customercare@shoppersstop.com Website: www.shoppersstop.com
Toll Free No.:1800-419-6648 (9 am to 9 pm).
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Shoppers Stop Limited
Press Release for immediate distribution
Rs. in Crs Sales EBITDA
Q2
H1
1,175 173
+10% +11%
2,270 350
+8% +16%
• Core Business Rs.1,346 Crs +7% (Departmental, Beauty, Home and SS.Com) • Beauty Sales Rs. 331 Crs; +22% • INTUNE Sales Rs. 70 Crs; +70% • Customer entry +6% LFL, a significant turnaround and positive • Operational KPIs: ATV: +8%, ASP: +6%, IPT: +2% • First Citizen’s contribution at 83%; +270 bps • Premiumization continues to drive sales growth; contribution @ 69%, up 16% YoY (+14% LFL)
Mumbai, October 17, 2025: Shoppers Stop Ltd., a leading department store with premier fashion and beauty brands, has declared its results for the quarter ended 30th September 2025.
Key financial highlights for Q2FY26:
Standalone Rs. In Cr Sales Gross Margin EBITDA PBT PAT
Q2FY26 1,175 39.2% 173 -31 -23
Financial highlights of H1FY26:
Standalone Rs. In Cr Sales Gross Margin EBITDA PBT PAT
H1FY26 2,270 40.0% 350 -55 -41
GAAP Q2FY25 1,068 39.9% 157 -31 -22
GAAP H1FY25 2,102 40.2% 302 -63 -45
Growth% 10% (60) bps 11%
Q2FY26 1,420 36.5% 23 -17 -10
Non-GAAP Q2FY25 1,298 36.9% 21 -23 -14
Growth% 9% (40) bps 7%
Growth% 8% (20) bps 16%
H1FY26 2,756 37.0% 48 -30 -16
Non-GAAP H1FY25 2,558 37.3% 36 -47 -30
Growth% 8% (20) bps 34%
Management Comments: Commenting on the Q2FY26 results, Mr. Kavindra Mishra, MD and CEO, Shoppers Stop Ltd, said, “I am pleased to share our sustained good performance and outgrowing quarter after quarter. Our Core business has delivered stupendous growth through number of initiatives such as premiumization, developing our own IPs to drive the premiumization, Engagement with First Citizen Customers, Higher enrolment of Premium Black Card customers, Increased Personal Shoppers Share, etc. resulting in sales Public
growth of 7%. More importantly the department LFL grew by 9.4% .Our sales growth has further amplified by Customer Entry growth of 6% LFL, a positive growth for the first time in many years. Our EBITDA grew by 42% and Profit before tax turned the corner from a loss in FY25 to a profit of Rs.9 Crs in Q2.
Our new business, i.e. INTUNE and ss.beauty.in, which we have been investing has been performing appreciably, despite headwinds. The sales growth has been 75%, with marked improvement in the business in the last quarter, particularly in September 2025.
Our distribution continues to grow more than 100% with new additions from the staples of beauty companies globally. We will be launching brands by EuroItalia, a global player in luxury beauty industry, known for promoting the "Made in Italy" craftsmanship worldwide, with luxury fragrances and cosmetics.
As we step into busy festive season I expect the demand to increase and stabilize. With a combination of Government Sops and Wedding season, I am confident the coming season should deliver strong results.
Performance of strategic pillars in Q2FY26:
• First Citizen – First Citizen Members contributed 83% to overall sales, (69% repeat and 14% new). Black card enrolments reached 32K and Silver card enrolments 208K, Our Premium Black Card members contributed 19% to the overall sales.
• Beauty –Beauty segment delivered sales of Rs. 331 Cr (+22% YoY). Opened three beauty outlets
including ARMANI beauty and NARS boutiques at Palladium, Mumbai, along with an SS Fragrance store at EDM Mall, Ghaziabad.
• Private Brands – Private Brands sales at Rs 161 Crs with a contribution of 13% to the overall sales and 17% to apparel business. Continue to focus on premiumization with innovative design and natural fabrics. Improved productivity driving surge in profitability. Indian wear brands “Bandeya” and “Kashish” grew by 19%. Kids category delivered sales and volume growth of 17% and 30% respectively.
•
INTUNE –Sales contribution from INTUNE stood at Rs. 70 Cr (+70%). Launched 2.0 with a focus to enhance the store experience with modern fixtures, wider and appealing facades and improved in- store communication. We have been witnessing sequential improvement month over month, with September registering highest growth besides positive Like to Like sales.
• Store Expansion – In the quarter, we launched 3 INTUNE stores, 3 Beauty stores and 1 Department
store with CAPEX Rs 34 Cr
Note:
We have published a detailed Non-GAAP and GAAP Income Statement. Our non-GAAP measures are not meant to be considered in isolation or as a substitute for comparable GAAP measures and should be read only in conjunction with our consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with GAAP.
About Shoppers Stop Limited: Shoppers Stop Ltd. is the nation's leading premier retailer of fashion and beauty brands established in 1991. Spread across 111 department stores, the Company also operates 10 premium home concept stores, 84 Specialty Beauty stores of M.A.C, Estée Lauder, Bobbi Brown, Clinique, Jo Malone, NARS, ARMANI beauty, PRADA BEAUTY and SSBeauty, 78 INTUNE stores and 20 Airport doors, occupying area of 4.5 M sq. ft. Shoppers Stop is home to one of the country's longest running and most
Public
coveted loyalty program 'First Citizen'. The Company's one-of-a-kind shopping assistance service, 'Personal Shopper' is revolutionizing the way Indian’s shop, bringing more value, comfort, and convenience to customer experiences. The brand's diversified Omni channel offering spans over 800+ recognized and trusted brands across an incomparable range of products that together serve our overarching objective of delivering customer delight.
For more information, contact: Shoppers Stop Ltd Rohit Trivedi (P) + 91- 9322672437 (E) rohit.trivedi@shoppersstop.com
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PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS
Shoppers Stop Vision
We aim to be the most loved premium shopping destination for aspirational Young Indian families
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CONTENTS
01 MARKET OUTLOOK
02 PERFORMANCE UPDATE
– CORE BUSINESSES
– NEW VENTURES
03 BEAUTY DISTRIBUTION
04 FINANCIALS
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MARKET OUTLOOK
Customer
– Growing appetite for premiumization; Aspiration driven spending
– Rise of conscious consumerism with tech-enabled omnichannel experience
– Diverse regional and demographic consumption
Industry
– Expecting increased demand partly aided by various Government sops
– Strong Wedding Season to sustain demand
– Value Fashion expanding in Tier 2/Tier 3, but with moderate growth
Way Forward
– Cautious optimism with measured expansion as economic stability precedes
– Retailers shifting back to large sized stores
– Policy tailwinds, rural revival, disciplined expansion will support growth in Retail
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CONTENTS
01 MARKET OUTLOOK
02 PERFORMANCE UPDATE
– CORE BUSINESSES – NEW VENTURES
03 BEAUTY DISTRIBUTION
04 FINANCIALS
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Strategic Initiatives to drive strong growth of core businesses
Strengthen Brand Love
– Through Brand IPs viz; “India Weds with Shoppers Stop”, “Gifts Of Love”, “ShowStoppers’25”, resulting higher customer engagement and retention
– Customer engagement through regional marketing activations
Premiumization
– Upgraded in-store experience with enhanced customer service
– Launch of Premium/Aspirational brands across categories
– Expanded Non-Apparels Portfolio
– Personalization and Convenience through Personal Shoppers
Core businesses includes Department, HomeStop, Beauty Standalone and SS.com
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Strategic Initiatives….Core Businesses…….Cont.
First Citizen Club
– Relentless driving on higher enrollment through better engagement
– Personalized Communication, Curated display at Stores for Loyalty Members, etc.
– Analytics to support prediction and retention of consumer
Private Brands
– Sharper brand portfolio with curated collection
– Design innovation through use of natural, sustainable and comfortable fabric
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Strategic Initiatives outcome (Core Business)
– Strong turnaround in Customer entry +6% LFL
– Premiumization driving growth
– KPIs continues to improve
ATV +8% ASP +6% IPT +2%
– Mix 69% +375 bps, grew by 16% (LFL +14%
vs Department @ 9.4%)
– Personal Shoppers
– Contribution @ 25% (+300 bps)
– Sales +7% (Dept. Store LFL 9.4%, highest in 10 yrs)
– First Citizen Club
– Beauty Sales +22%; Fragrance outperforms
– 13M members
– Watches +13%; Handbags +11%
– Contribution @ 83% (+270 bps)
– Private Brands +3% with improved profitability
– Repeat 69%
– “STOP”, “Kashish” and “Bandeya” in the top 10
Apparel brands during Festive
– Highest quarterly enrolments
– Black Card 32K and Silver 208K
(incl. renewals)
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Core Businesses - Outcome
Particulars Rs. Crs Sales Opex EBITDA PBT
FY26 1,346 420 46 9
Q2 FY25 1,255 396 33 -12
Gr% 7% 6% 42%
FY26 2,612 822 87 13
H1 FY25 2,480 806 50 -33
Gr% 5% 2% 74%
– Sales growth across categories
– Increase in Opex primarily due to investments in Marketing/Loyalty
– EBITDA +42% for Q2 and 74% in H1 led by Sales growth and improved productivity
– Significant turnaround in PBT – Improvement of Rs.46 Crs Year to date
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BEAUTY
Inspiring Beauty through Expression, Engagement and Education
Sales
Rs 331 Crs grew by 22%
Store launch – ARMANI beauty and NARS boutique at Palladium, Mumbai – SS Fragrance store at EDM Mall, Ghaziabad
Social presence – Crossed 1M mark on Instagram; YouTube 221k+ subscribers
Beauty Business Network
Offline
Department stores
EBOs (incl. SSBeauty)
Shop-in-shop
Distribution network
25 Retailers with 526 POS
Online
Count
111
84
62
Shoppersstop.com
SSBeauty.in
ELCAcosmetics.in
Customer engagement – 13 Beauty Soirée events – 200k+ Makeovers and 380+ Master Classes leading to Rs 57 Crs of business – Increase in online traffic through improved customer engagement
New Brands launched/ to be launched in Q3
15%
185
17%
223
20%
271
22%
331
Sales and Contribution %
FRAGRANCE
SKINCARE
Q2FY23 Q2FY24 Q2FY25 Q2FY26
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Investment in New Ventures (INTUNE + SSBeauty.in)
INTUNE
– Massive untapped opportunity; Unorganized market ( ~$ 100 Bn), shifting to
organized sector
– Retail ecosystem in smaller cities/towns undergoing a paradigm shift
– Potential for brands offering quality and affordability
SSBeauty.in
– Establish strong brand identity, reach wider audiences and provide
seamless shopping experience
– Better customer data; Enable and simplify repeat purchases
– Staying competitive, particularly for the Millennials and Gen Zs
INTUNE
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Investment in New Ventures – Present Status
INTUNE
– Opened 78 stores across 34 cities with an investment of ca. Rs 150 Crs
– Family first store with an additional flavor in Kids category
– Launched INTUNE 2.0 in Q2 with enhanced in-store experience
SSBeauty.in
– Enable Beauty shopping through Expression, Engagement and Education
– Assist Convenience with Omni-channel experience (O+O)
– Strong assortment of luxury and prestige products
– Library of curated blogs, editor's picks, video tutorials, and DIY guides
INTUNE
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New Ventures – Outcome
INTUNE
– Sales +70%, LFL +1% for Q2 vs decline in Q1
– Repeat purchases at 39%
– Progressive improvement in KPI’s (Q2)
– Improved traction during festive runup, Festive LFL +10%
SSBeauty.in
INTUNE
– Sales multiplied by 3X vs last year on a low base
– Larger brands portfolio on prestige and premium side
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New Ventures - Outcome
FY26 74 42 -24 -27
Q2 FY25 42 26 -12 -11
Gr% 75% 62%
FY26 144 80 -38 -43
H1 FY25 78 41 -14 -14
Gr% 85% 96%
Particulars Rs. Crs Sales Opex EBITDA PBT
– INTUNE
– Slowness in Value Fashion impacting growth; Initial festive trends to be promising
– Q3/Q4 initiatives to minimize losses further:
– INTUNE 2.0 format – Improve overall Supply chain Process – Frequent and relevant drops; New Categories – Strengthening brand visibility to expedite turnaround
– SSBeauty.in
– Traffic growth 144% YoY, +50% QoQ
– Continue to invest in tech to upgrade shopping journey
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CONTENTS
01 MARKET OUTLOOK
02 PERFORMANCE UPDATE
– CORE BUSINESSES
– NEW VENTURES
03 BEAUTY DISTRIBUTION
04 FINANCIALS
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Beauty Distribution
– Aiming to be the market leader in Beauty Distribution
– Shoppers Stop provides great opportunity for the Global brands
with better corporate governance and relevant experience
– Synergies to retail business
– To get better control on brand building and distribution
Present Status
– Sales Q2 Rs 106 Crs +103% YoY, +26% QoQ
– Sales H1 Rs 190 Crs +109% YoY
– Distribution network: 526 POS with 25 Retailers
– Operating 7 Boutique stores of NARS, ARMANI beauty and
PRADA BEAUTY
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Global SS Beauty Exclusive Brands Portfolio
Fragrance
Skincare
Makeup
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Beauty Distribution- Outcome
Particulars Rs. Crs Sales Opex EBITDA PBT
FY26 106 24 5 3
Q2 FY25 52 12 4 3
Gr% 103% 103% 27% 8%
FY26 190 43 10 7
H1 FY25 91 25 5 3
Gr% 109% 75% 101% 106%
– Sales +103%; Sustained higher growth since inception
– Opened 7 Boutiques in Prestige malls
– Expansion unabated with newer brands and Retailers
– Investments in Marketing to continue
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CONTENTS
01 MARKET OUTLOOK
02 PERFORMANCE UPDATE
– CORE BUSINESSES
– NEW VENTURES
03 BEAUTY DISTRIBUTION
04 FINANCIALS
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Q2 PERFORMANCE AT A GLANCE
Particulars
Core Businesses
New Ventures*
Total
Global Beauty Consolidated
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
Sales
1,346
1,255
Opex
420
396
EBITDA
PBT
46
9
33
-12
74
42
-24
-27
*New Ventures Includes INTUNE and SSBeauty.in
42
26
-12
-11
1,420
1,298
106
461
422
24
23
-17
21
-23
5
3
52
12
4
3
1,526
1,350
486
434
28
-14
25
-20
20
H1 PERFORMANCE AT A GLANCE
Particulars
Core Businesses
New Ventures*
Total
Global Beauty Consolidated
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
FY26
FY25
Sales
2,612
2,480
144
Opex
822
806
EBITDA
PBT
87
13
50
-33
80
-38
-43
78
41
-14
-14
2,756
2,558
190
902
847
48
-30
36
-47
43
10
7
91
25
5
3
2,946
2,649
945
872
58
-23
41
-44
*New Ventures Includes INTUNE and SSBeauty.in
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FINANCIALS Q2 FY26
(STANDALONE)
Particulars
Rs in Crs
Gross Revenue
Net Revenue
Other Income
Total Revenue
Margin
Margin%
Non GAAP
GAAP
FY26 FY25
1420
1258
25
1283
459
1298
1147
19
1167
423
Gr%
9%
10%
27%
10%
9%
FY26
FY25
Gr%
1319
1175
9
1185
461
1199
1068
10
1078
426
10%
10%
-3%
10%
8%
36.5% 36.9% -40 Bps 39.2% 39.9% -60 Bps
Operating Exp.
461
422
EBITDA
Depreciation
Finance Cost
PBT
ESOP/RSU/Excep. items
PBT(Adj.)
Tax
PAT
23
34
5
-16
1
-17
-8
-10
21
37
3
-19
4
-23
-9
-14
9%
7%
-8%
42%
15%
-73%
25%
12%
33%
297
173
133
71
-30
0
-31
-8
-23
279
157
121
64
-29
2
-31
-9
-22
7%
11%
9%
11%
-6%
-81%
0%
12%
-4%
Adjustment in Net Profit
PBT (as per Non GAAP) Lease Rent (Non-GAAP) Finance costs Depreciation on ROU Assets Remeasurement of leases life Others PBT (as per GAAP)
GAAP Adj. -17 -142 66 95 -5 0 -31
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FINANCIALS H1 FY26
(STANDALONE)
Particulars
Rs in Crs
Gross Revenue
Net Revenue
Other Income
Total Revenue
Margin
Margin%
Non GAAP
GAAP
FY26
FY25
Gr%
FY26
FY25
Gr%
2756
2441
47
2558
2260
40
2487
2300
904
843
8%
8%
17%
8%
7%
2548
2270
19
2289
909
2362
2102
13
2115
845
8%
8%
47%
8%
8%
37.0% 37.3% -20 Bps 40.0% 40.2% -20 Bps
Operating Exp.
902
847
EBITDA
Depreciation
Finance Cost
PBT
ESOP/RSU/Excep. items
PBT(Adj.)
Tax
PAT
48
66
9
-27
3
-30
-14
-16
36
72
6
-41
6
-47
-18
-30
7%
34%
-7%
53%
34%
-55%
37%
-23%
45%
579
350
261
143
-54
1
-55
-14
-41
557
302
238
124
-60
3
-63
-18
-45
4%
16%
10%
15%
10%
-69%
12%
-22%
8%
Adjustment in Net Profit
PBT (as per Non GAAP) Lease Rent (Non-GAAP) Finance costs Depreciation on ROU Assets Remeasurement of leases life Others PBT (as per GAAP)
GAAP Adj. -30 -284 133 187 -12 1 -55
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BALANCE SHEET (NON-GAAP)
(STANDALONE)
Particulars (Rs in Crs)
Net worth Loan Fund Total Liabilities
Fixed Assets + Lease Deposit
Investments Inventory* Other Assets Total Current Assets Trade Creditors Goods* Others Total Current Liability Net Current Assets Total Assets
Sep’25 802 263 1065
891
100 1967 621 2470 2022 493 2515 -44 1065
Previous years numbers are regrouped/rearranged wherever necessary
*
Particulars
Sep’25
Mar’25
ROR Inventory
ROR Creditors
1,376
1,756
1,253
1,662
Mar’25 815 262 1077
902
60 1921 583 2400 1901 487 2388 12 1077
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CASH FLOW
(STANDALONE)
Particulars (Rs in Crs)
Sep’25
Mar’25
Cash Profit from Operations (after tax)
Changes in Working Capital
Cash generated from Operations
Fixed Assets
Investment in Subsidiary
Interest Expense
Cash post Investing Activities
Funded By
Loan Fund
Cash
Total
48
63
111
-67
-40
-9
-5
1
4
5
182
-112
70
-199
-1
-13
-143
137
5
143
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FINANCIALS Q2 FY26
(CONSOLIDATED)
Particulars
Rs in Crs
Gross Revenue
Net Revenue
Other Income
Total Revenue
Margin
Margin%
Non GAAP
GAAP
FY26 FY25
1526
1348
25
1372
489
1350
1192
19
1211
440
Gr%
13%
13%
27%
13%
11%
FY26
FY25
Gr%
1416
1257
9
1266
489
1254
1115
10
1125
443
13%
13%
-3%
13%
10%
36.3% 36.9% -60 Bps 38.9% 39.7% -80 Bps
Operating Exp.
486
434
EBITDA
Depreciation
Finance Cost
PBT
ESOP/RSU/Excep. items
PBT(Adj.)
Tax
PAT
28
34
6
-13
1
-14
-7
-7
25
37
4
-16
4
-20
-8
-12
12%
10%
-7%
48%
19%
-73%
30%
16%
40%
318
180
134
73
-27
0
-27
-7
-20
293
160
122
65
-27
2
-29
-8
-21
9%
13%
10%
12%
-1%
-83%
6%
17%
2%
Adjustment in Net Profit
PBT (as per Non GAAP) Lease Rent (Non-GAAP) Finance costs Depreciation on ROU Assets Remeasurement of leases life Others PBT (as per GAAP)
GAAP Adj. -14 -143 67 96 -5 0 -27
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FINANCIALS H1 FY26
(CONSOLIDATED)
Particulars
Rs in Crs
Gross Revenue
Net Revenue
Other Income
Total Revenue
Margin
Margin%
Non GAAP
GAAP
FY26 FY25
Gr%
FY26
FY25
Gr%
2946
2602
47
2649
2337
40
2649
2377
957
873
11%
11%
17%
11%
10%
2726
2418
20
2459
2184
13
2437
2197
960
877
11%
11%
47%
11%
9%
36.8% 37.3% -60 Bps 39.7% 40.1% -50 Bps
Operating Exp.
945
872
EBITDA
Depreciation
Finance Cost
PBT
ESOP/RSU/Excep. items
PBT(Adj.)
Tax
PAT
58
67
11
-21
3
-23
-12
-11
41
72
7
-38
6
-44
-17
-27
8%
42%
-6%
58%
46%
-55%
47%
-30%
59%
618
361
264
146
-48
1
-49
-12
-36
584
306
239
126
-58
3
-61
-17
-44
6%
18%
10%
16%
18%
-69%
20%
-30%
17%
Adjustment in Net Profit
PBT (as per Non GAAP) Lease Rent (Non-GAAP) Finance costs Depreciation on ROU Assets Remeasurement of leases life Others PBT (as per GAAP)
GAAP Adj. -23 -285 134 188 -12 1 -49
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ANNEXURE
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As on 30th Sep’25
303 S t o r e s
13.0 Mn F I R S T C I T I Z E N S
800+ B R A N D S
13% Mix (1) P R I V A T E B R A N D S
22% Mix B E A U T Y
4.5 M S Q U A R E F E E T A R E A
70 C I T I E S
13.3 Mn C U S T O M E R E N T R Y i n Q 2
2 1 . 3 K ( 2 ) T A L E N T P O O L
(1) Excluding INTUNE ( 2 ) Includes Brand staff
PMC, Lucknow
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Premiumisation driving growth; Contribution @ 69%, +16% (LFL +14%)
New Brand additions highlighted in Orange
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STORE NETWORK UPDATE
Format
As on Sep'25
Expansion planned in Q3
Department
Beauty
SSBeauty
SSFragrance
Beauty
INTUNE
HomeStop
Airport
5
5
111
19
2
63
78
10
20
Total
303
10
Q2 Additions 3 INTUNE, 3 Beauty and 1 Department store
Area
As on Sep’25
4.5M sq.ft.
City Presence
70 Cities
Capex and Deposits
Rs 34 Crs (Q2); Rs 54 Crs (H1)
Inorbit Malad, Mumbai
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OPERATIONAL KPIs IN Q2
ATV (Rs/-)
ASP (Rs/-)
+8%
+6%
4199
4348
4729
5109
1472
1529
1640
1744
FY23
FY24
FY25
FY26
FY23
FY24
FY25
FY26
Items per Txn. (Nos.)
+2%
2.85
2.84
2.88
2.93
0.0 0
FY23
FY24
FY25
FY26
(Excluding Online and INTUNE)
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MARKETING HIGHLIGHTS
Pujo Campaign “Pujor Prothom Stop”
Rakshabandhan- GIFTS OF LOVE
Denim Decode with Levis and Vogue
Views: 76.4M
Views: 33.3M
Click on the images to watch the campaign/event clips
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PERSONALISATION THAT SPEAKS EVERY REGION’S LANGUAGE
Hariyali Teej @ Lucknow
Pujo @ Agartala
Independence Day
Rakshabandhan @ Hyderabad
Onam @ Trivandrum
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BEAUTY MARKETING HIGHLIGHTS
Launched new IP : “SSBeauty All Access”
Biggest Beauty IP “Showstoppers’25” with actress Vani Kapoor as the face of the campaign
Reach: 16.5M ; Views: 17.5M Sales generated: Rs 90 Cr+
Click on the image to watch the campaign clip
Milestone achieved: 1 million Followers on Instagram
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DISCLAIMER
Certain statements in this release concerning our future growth prospects are forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws and regulations, and which involve number of risks and uncertainties, beyond the Control of the company, that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties relating to these statements include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties regarding fluctuations in earnings, our ability to attract and retain highly skilled professionals, political instability, cost advantage, wage increases, legal restrictions on raising capital or acquiring companies outside India, and unauthorized use of our intellectual property and General economic conditions affecting our industry.
Shopper’s Stop Ltd. may, from time to time, make additional written and oral forward looking statements, including our reports to shareholders The Company does not undertake to update any forward-looking statement that may be made from time to time by or on behalf of the company. The Company also expects the media to have access to all or parts of this release and the management’s commentaries and opinions thereon, based on which the media may wish to comment and/or report on the same. Such comments and/or reporting maybe made only after taking due clearance and approval from the Company’s authorized personnel. The Company does not take any responsibility for any interpretations/ views/commentaries/reports which may be published or expressed by any media agency, without the prior authorization of the Company’s authorized personnel.
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