Shoppers Stop532638Retail, department stores
Shoppers Stop shares rose about 4.8% on strong volumes, aided by festive season demand and in-line Q1 numbers
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- Stock move today
- 4.8 percent
- Volume vs 20-day average
- 10 times
- Festive season GMV first two days
- 3,000 to 4,000 crore rupees
- Q1 revenue growth
- 11 percent
- Q1 EBITDA growth
- 9 percent
Heard on business television between 13:50:51 - 13:53:51 IST.
- Stock traded up 4.8%, off its day's high, with volumes nearly 10 times the 20-day average, near its 2026 high.
- Festive season retail trends showed gross merchandise value of 3,000-4,000 crore rupees in the first two days, supporting the rally.
- Q1 revenue rose about 11% with EBITDA up 9%; net losses narrowed versus last year; premiumization contributed 72% of the portfolio with average transaction value up 10%.
- Beauty business distribution grew 53%, led by fragrances and brand expansion; total department stores stood at 117 as of a update dated 31st October.
- Management raised FY27 like-for-like growth outlook to about 6%, expecting Q2 to be softer due to festive season shifting to Q3, with strong Q2 plus Q3 performance expected overall.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 15 Oct 2026
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