SP Apparels sets sights on a significant revenue increase, aiming for INR 2,000 crore by FY27. This ambition is driven by planned expansions of their capacity and a strategic focus on global expansion.

SP Apparels' rating has been lowered from 'Good' to 'Average' by MarketsMojo due to a mix of factors such as inconsistent growth, high debt levels, and less impressive returns on equity and capital.

SP Apparels experienced a 39.2% decline in Q4 net profit for FY26, resulting in a 2.5% dip in its share price to ₹769 due to revenue contraction and increased margin pressure.

S.P. Apparels Ltd has announced impressive financial results for FY26, with a 13.2% increase in overall revenue to Rs. 15.79 billion. The profit after tax saw a 5.2% rise, reaching Rs. 878.5 million, and the earnings per share improved to Rs. 35.0. Additionally, consolidated EBITDA experienced a significant growth of 16%.

SP Apparels reports a 18% decrease in Q4 EBITDA, sliding from ₹542M to ₹446M compared to last year. The EBITDA margin also saw a drop, falling to 12.2%. This suggests a narrowing of profit margins for the company during this quarter.

S.P. Apparels has announced a board meeting set for May 20th, 2026, where they will be discussing their financial results for that period. Stay tuned for further updates following the meeting.

S.P. Apparels has allocated INR 6.31 crore towards expanding its UK operations within the textile wholesale sector, via investment in SPUK. This move signals a growth-focused strategy for the company in the international market.

S.P. Apparels has injected INR 6.01 crore into its Sri Lankan subsidiary, SPAIPL, to enhance garment manufacturing operations. As of March 2025, SPAIPL reported a turnover of 1,872,585 LKR.