NK Securities has offloaded approximately 399,668 shares of Go Fashion India, each priced at INR 294.9 in a recent trade on the National Stock Exchange.

Go Fashion's promoters have sought and received reclassification to the public category as of April 30, 2026. Pending SE approval for their application submitted on May 4, they currently do not own any shares in the company.

Go Fashion's revenue for FY26 slightly dipped by 1%, reaching INR 838 crore, while EBITDA fell by 12% to INR 237 crore. Profit After Tax (PAT) dropped significantly by 37% YoY to INR 59.2 crore. However, they expanded their store count with the addition of 26 new outlets, primarily focusing on larger formats.

Go Fashion's latest financial results have fallen short of expectations, according to ET Now analysis, signaling potential issues with their current business performance.

Go Fashion, also known as Go Colors, has disclosed its Q4 financials, highlighting significant figures. Stay tuned for further analysis on these latest earnings.

Go Fashion has reported a revenue of INR 838 crore in its FY26, with a net profit of INR 59.2 crore. The promoters, currently without any shares, are seeking reclassification to 'Public' status, which has been approved by the board.

Go Fashion's Q4 net profit significantly decreased by 60.1%, amounting to approximately 7.94 crores. This decline is accompanied by a drop in revenue of 4.2%. The EBITDA also fell by 20.5%, causing the margin to shrink from 30.5% last year to 25.3%.

Go Fashion experienced a significant decrease in Q4 EBITDA, with the figure falling from ₹734M to ₹496M year-on-year (YoY). This decline also led to a shrinkage of the EBITDA margin, which dropped from 35.9% to 25.3% YoY, indicating a decrease in profitability compared to previous years.

Go Fashion maintains a steady credit standing, as confirmed by CRISIL. Their long-term rating is affirmed at CRISIL A/Stable, and their short-term rating stays at CRISIL A1, signifying a consistent level of creditworthiness.

Go Fashion India is considering a change in status for some key investors, moving them from 'Promoters' to 'Public' shareholders. The board is reviewing this proposal, with the aim of seeking approval from NSE and BSE.