Value Added Product Mix Shift
What: Margin growth: Not quantified
As of , Rajesh Exports Ltd (Diamond, Gems & Jewellery) has a deep value score of 41/100 (rated Average). Earnings are accelerating. 1Y return vs Nifty 500: -39%.
Based on Q3 FY26 (web) earnings • Updated Apr 18, 2026
What: Margin growth: Not quantified
What: Showroom count: 80 showrooms
Earnings deceleration risks from management commentary
Trigger: NSE warned of trading suspension due to failure to submit shareholding patterns for June and Sept 2025 quarters; SEBI forensic investigation communication received.
Management view: Mistakes described as inadvertent in past instances.
Monitor: regulatory
Trigger: Massive operational dependency on the Gulf region (UAE/Dubai) for 80-85% of revenue; Middle East conflict threatens logistics and insurance costs.
Impact: PAT impact: High risk of volume contraction
Management view: Not Given
Monitor: geopolitical
Trigger: Pending litigation with sole banking partner Canara Bank; ongoing NCLT case filed by lender at Bengaluru branch.
Impact: PAT impact: ₹1100 Cr loans in NPA status
Management view: Non-cooperation with rating agencies noted.
Monitor: litigation
Headline numbers from the latest earnings call
Revenue
₹2,35,098.28 Cr
Revenue surged to record highs driven by massive volume expansion in the gold refining and manufacturing segments.
EBITDA
₹113.65 Cr
Operating margins remain razor-thin at 0.05%, reflecting the low-margin nature of high-volume gold processing.
PAT
₹71.48 Cr
While PAT doubled year-on-year, it fell 31% sequentially due to rising interest costs and thin operating spreads.
Other Highlights
• Negative tax charge of ₹6.00 Cr in Q3 FY26 boosted net profit figures.
• Interest costs rose to ₹45.51 Cr from ₹38.63 Cr in the previous quarter.
• Nine-month FY26 net sales reached ₹5.42 lakh crores, up 141.2% YoY.
Sub-sector-specific signals from the latest concall — each with management's stated reason for the change
Operating Margin
0.05%
Why: Operating in a business with razor-thin margins where sequential deterioration occurred despite high volume growth.
Cost of Raw Materials
₹2,34,937.05 Cr
Why: Raw material costs jumped in tandem with the massive increase in total income and processing volumes.
Inventory Holdings
₹50,000 Cr
Why: Massive inventory is required to support the integrated gold supply chain, leading to high working capital needs.
Retail Showrooms
80
Why: Focus on the SHUBH Jewelers brand in Karnataka to capture higher retail margins.
Interest Expense
₹45.51 Cr
Why: Reflecting the working capital intensive nature of the gold refining business and increased borrowing costs.
Effective Tax Rate
-9.16%
Why: A negative tax charge of ₹6.00 Cr boosted the net profit figure despite operational weakness.
Forward-looking targets from management for Multi-year
The company expects to grow in coming years both in terms of revenue and profit through innovative efforts and global positioning.
Management is working towards further growth of profit margins by expanding retail footprint and adding value-added products.
Revenue, profit and margin growth rates
| Metric | YoY | 3Y CAGR | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | +143% | +20% | Stable |
| PAT (Net Profit) | +97% | -50% | Stable |
| OPM | 0.0% | 0 bps | Expanding |
The above analysis is parsed from publicly available earnings call transcripts. This is educational research only — not investment advice. Last updated Apr 18, 2026.
Based on publicly available financial data. This is educational research, not investment advice.
Rajesh Exports Ltd has a deep value score of 41/100 (rated Average). This score is calculated from three components
Rajesh Exports Ltd's quarterly profit (PAT) growth trajectory
Rajesh Exports Ltd is underperforming the market despite improving earnings — this is the core deep value thesis
Rajesh Exports Ltd's earnings momentum is Turnaround — recovering from losses.
Rajesh Exports Ltd's valuation metrics
Rajesh Exports Ltd's revenue and margin trends
Rajesh Exports Ltd's trailing twelve month (TTM) performance
Rajesh Exports Ltd key facts
Rajesh Exports Ltd shows limited deep value signals currently — score is 41/100 (Average). Monitor for improvement.
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Diamond, Gems & Jewellery deep value sector overview
Deep value investing studies stocks that are underperforming the market despite showing improving fundamentals. The thesis is that the market has not yet recognized the earnings recovery, creating a potential valuation gap. It requires patience — recovery can take several quarters.
The deep value score (0-100) combines three factors:
- Earnings (0-40 pts): PAT growth across last 3 quarters, acceleration, and consecutive growth - Underperformance (0-35 pts): How much the stock trails Nifty 500 over 1Y, 6M, 3M (deeper underperformance = higher score) - Quality (0-25 pts): Revenue growth, margin trends, and valuation metrics (PEG, P/B)
Higher score indicates a stronger contrarian research signal.
Rajesh Exports Ltd has 2 key growth catalysts identified from recent earnings analysis
Rajesh Exports Ltd has 3 key risks worth monitoring
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