Arvind Fashions reported a 14% revenue increase in their latest financial year (FY26), largely due to growth in premium brands and direct-to-consumer (D2C) sales. U.S. Polo performed exceptionally well, while Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein also saw improvements. The company aims to boost EBITDA margins further in the upcoming financial year (FY27).

Arvind Fashions achieves a milestone of over ₹2,500 crore in US Polo sales. They aim for mid-double-digit growth through retail and online expansion. The company plans to increase direct channels from 56% to 65% within three years, enhancing margins and exploiting productivity gains.

Arvind Fashions reported a 14.8% year-on-year increase in Q4 revenue, with net profit at ₹47 crores, leading to a 4.9% stock jump to ₹457.9. The company is optimistic about double-digit growth and improvements in Return on Capital Employed (RoCE) for the future.

Arvind Fashions reported a 15% increase in Q4 revenue for FY26, primarily due to strong performance on their direct channels. EBITDA increased by 19%, with online B2C sales soaring by 42%, and retail LTL at 7.8%. This suggests a robust growth in the company's digital and retail segments.

Arvind Fashions turned around its financial performance in Q4, reporting a profit of ₹470 million compared to a loss of ₹931 million last year, marking a notable year-on-year increase of ₹1,401 million in consolidated profits.

The board of Arvind Fashions has suggested a dividend of INR 1.60 per share, indicating a possible return for shareholders, pending final approval.

Anticipation builds as Arvind Fashions prepares to release their Q4 results, with investors eager to uncover the financial details that will shed light on the company's recent performance.

Arvind Fashions aims for double-digit revenue growth, confident in sustained demand. To achieve this, the company is strategically expanding its retail presence with a focus on cost efficiency.

Arvind Fashions announces that Rohith Kumar A, their Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), will be stepping down by April 2026 due to personal matters. The company has provided details of this resignation in Annexures A and B as per SEBI regulations.

Motilal Oswal advises buying Arvind Fashions, anticipating a price of Rs 650 due to consistent growth. The company's recent financial results show an 8% same-store sales growth, 14% year-over-year increase in retail sales, and a robust 19% year-on-year expansion in online sales.

Arvind Fashions Ltd has received a Rs. 5.4 crore demand notice from ITC for the fiscal years 2019-20 and 2020-21. The company intends to contest this order using appropriate legal means, but anticipates no significant financial repercussions.