Regulatory Approval Or License Win
What: U.S. Tariff Rate: 18%
“The India-U.S. pact, which brings tariffs down to 18% strengthens our competitiveness and opens access to USD118 billion U.S. textile import market.”
In , S P Apparels Ltd (Textiles - Readymade Apparel) is outperforming Nifty 500 with +16.2% relative strength. Fundamentals: Weak. On a 5-week streak.
Weekly presence in the outperformers list. Green = beating Nifty 500 by 10%+ that week.
Based on Q3 FY26 earnings • Updated Apr 18, 2026
What: U.S. Tariff Rate: 18%
“The India-U.S. pact, which brings tariffs down to 18% strengthens our competitiveness and opens access to USD118 billion U.S. textile import market.”
What: Sri Lanka Capacity: 1,650 machines
Impact: ₹50 Cr revenue
“Sri Lanka remains useful for programs where duty-free access to the U.K. and EU market provides an advantage.”
What: D2C Growth: 200%
“Angel & Rocket and Crocodile, our D2C numbers have grown up significantly. It's more than 200% growth on D2C.”
What: Utilization Target: 95%
Impact: ₹1,200 Cr export revenue
“We run the full capacity of about 5,000 machines; we will be doing close to INR 1,200 crores... of exports alone.”
What: Order Book: ₹470 Cr
“The order book status division-wise of SPAL is INR 353 crores, Young Brand apparel is INR 87 crores SPUK is INR 30 crores.”
What: Young Brand EBITDA margin at 22%
“Young Brand, you have reported an EBITDA margin of almost 22%. Q2, it was 15%. So it has improved substantially.”
What: 10% → 20%
“Currently, our contribution is quite very low with U.S., and we are improving on the U.S. So, we are moving from 10% to 20% in the standalone business.”
Earnings deceleration risks from management commentary
Trigger: The 25% punitive tariff (moving to 50%) created a wait-and-watch mode among American buyers.
Management view: Negotiated price contributions from both sides and passed discounts to raw material suppliers.
Monitor: regulatory
Trigger: Wages have gone up, and some factories were closed due to the combined impact of tariffs and wage hikes.
Impact: PAT impact: Margin pressure
Management view: Focusing on higher realization adult wear products to offset labor costs.
Monitor: labor
Trigger: Potential competitive disadvantage if Bangladesh maintains duty-free access while India pays 18%.
Management view: Leveraging Sri Lanka operations which also enjoy duty-free access to UK/EU.
Monitor: geopolitical
Trigger: Currency movement helped offset some of the discounting given to customers.
Impact: PAT impact: 1.5% - 2% of top line
Management view: Standard hedging and working on exchange rate benefits.
Monitor: fx
Key quotes from recent conference calls
“The overall outlook, we remain committed to achieving INR 2,000 crores top line guidance for FY27 on consolidated basis. [Previous Consolidated Revenue FY27 guidance]”
“We expect operations in Sri Lanka to reach normalized levels from Q1 FY27 with meaningful shipments and optimum utilization in Q2 FY27. [Initiative: Sri Lanka Capacity Ramp-up]”
“For this, the coming financial year, it would be around 150 machines effective running, but that can scale up to 350 machines by the end of the next financial year. [Initiative: Young Brand Salem Expansion]”
“The temporary pause with our U.S. customers, which we saw in Q3 due to the U.S. tariff situation has now eased after the signing of the India U.S. agreement. [Risk (regulatory): HIGH]”
Headline numbers from the latest earnings call
Revenue
₹382.9 Cr
Why: Revenue growth was impacted by a soft quarter for the sector and the temporary pause in U.S. orders due to tariff uncertainty.
Consolidated revenue showed resilience despite sector-wide softness and tariff-related headwinds in the U.S. market.
EBITDA
₹56.6 Cr
Why: EBITDA growth was driven by improved gross margins in the Young Brand division and cost discipline in the retail segment.
Margins remained stable as the company passed on discounts to suppliers and focused on operational efficiencies.
PAT
₹27.0 Cr
Why: PAT growth was supported by the turnaround in SPUK and Retail divisions, which both reported positive EBITDA.
Profitability was aided by the elimination of losses from the exited Head brand franchise and improved performance in the UK.
Other Highlights
• Retail division remained EBITDA positive for the second consecutive quarter.
• Order book stands at ₹353 Cr for SPAL and ₹87 Cr for Young Brand.
• Net debt stood at ₹227.9 Cr on a standalone basis.
Sub-sector-specific signals from the latest concall — each with management's stated reason for the change
India Capacity Utilization
83%
Why: Impacted by addition of new machines and temporary pause in U.S. orders.
Export Quantity
18.9 million
Why: Growth driven by new customer additions across Europe and the U.K.
Total Installed Machines
7,000
Why: Expansion in India and Sri Lanka to meet FY27 targets.
Consolidated Order Book
₹470 Cr
Why: Resumption of U.S. orders and new customer onboarding.
UK Revenue Contribution
70%
Why: U.K. remains the primary market for the garment division.
U.S. Revenue Contribution
25%
Why: Targeting an increase to 20% in standalone and 85% in Young Brand.
D2C Revenue Growth
200%
Why: Strong traction in Angel & Rocket and Crocodile brands online.
Realization per Piece Y-o-Y
-3%
Why: Product mix shift towards children's products which have lower ASP.
Forward-looking targets from management for FY27
OPM Guidance
15%
Capex Plan
₹30 Cr
₹2,000 Cr
REAFFIRMED
₹30 Cr
Maintenance capex, solar investment, and Young Brand expansion.
Guidance Changes
U.S. Revenue Contribution: 10% → 20%
Revenue, profit and margin growth rates
| Metric | YoY | 3Y CAGR | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | +7% | +18% | Stable |
| PAT (Net Profit) | +13% | +4% | Stable |
| OPM | 14.0% | 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.
S P Apparels Ltd's latest quarterly results (Dec 2025) show
S P Apparels Ltd's profit is growing with an stable trend.
S P Apparels Ltd's revenue growth trend is stable.
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S P Apparels Ltd's long-term compounding rates
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S P Apparels Ltd's trailing twelve month (TTM) performance
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S P Apparels Ltd's current PE ratio is 18.0x.
S P Apparels Ltd's current PE is 18.0x.
S P Apparels Ltd's price-to-book ratio is 2.3x.
S P Apparels Ltd is rated Weak with a fundamental score of 27.89/100. This score is calculated from objective financial metrics
S P Apparels Ltd has a debt-to-equity ratio of N/A.
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S P Apparels Ltd's operating cash flow is positive (FY2025).
S P Apparels Ltd's current dividend yield is 0.25%.
S P Apparels Ltd's shareholding pattern (Mar 2026)
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