Repro India Q2 FY27 Revenue ₹182 Cr, Digital Business Up 43% QoQ; Debt-Free
Repro India reported a record quarterly consolidated revenue of ₹182 Cr for Q2 FY27, up 29% QoQ. Digital business revenue surged 43% QoQ to ₹149 Cr, with the platform business growing 62% QoQ to ₹120 Cr. The company is now debt-free with cash surplus over ₹100 Cr. EBITDA improved to ₹8.26 Cr.
The announcement details substantial financial growth, a significant shift to a debt-free status, and improved operational efficiency, which are material factors likely to impact investor perception and the company's valuation.
The company reported record consolidated revenue, significant growth in its digital and platform businesses, improved profitability, and became debt-free with increased cash surplus, all indicating a strong positive financial performance.
Repro India Limited has released an investor presentation detailing its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. The company reported its highest quarterly consolidated revenue of ₹182 crore, a 29% increase from ₹141 crore in the previous quarter. The print vertical remained stable, supporting the consolidated business.
Digital business revenue saw a significant surge of 43% QoQ, reaching ₹149 crore from ₹104 crore. The platform business, now accounting for approximately 81% of digital revenue, grew by 62% QoQ to ₹120 crore, serving as the primary growth engine. This growth is attributed to the company's scalable commerce platform, which powers offline B2B, international markets, and D2C channels through asset-light drop-ship partnerships. Technology investments, including AI-led content ingestion and dynamic pricing, are now contributing to revenue, with the platform business operating on a fully expensed tech base.
Consolidated EBITDA improved to ₹8.26 crore from ₹5.30 crore in Q1 FY27, with profitability enhancements across both print and platform segments. The company is now debt-free, having reduced long-term borrowings from ₹91 crore in March 2026 to nil in September 2026, and short-term borrowings from ₹75 crore to ₹11 crore. Cash surplus increased to over ₹100 crore from ₹70 crore in Q1 FY27. Debtor days improved to 46 days from 55 days.
The company highlights its technology platform as a key growth lever, enabling faster delivery, lower logistics costs, and wider market coverage through an asset-lite model and warehouse integration. International programs are also expanding with competitive pricing and an asset-lite model.
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