Repro India Q2 FY27 Revenue at ₹182 Cr, Digital Business Up 43% QoQ
Repro India's Q2 FY27 saw record consolidated revenue of ₹182 Cr, up 29% QoQ. Digital business revenue surged 43% QoQ to ₹149 Cr, with platform business at ₹120 Cr (up 62% QoQ). EBITDA grew to ₹8.26 Cr. The company is debt-free with cash surplus over ₹100 Cr.
The announcement details strong financial performance, strategic growth drivers in the digital segment, and a significant improvement in the company's balance sheet, indicating a positive outlook.
The company reported record quarterly revenue, significant growth in its digital and platform businesses, improved EBITDA margins, and a debt-free status with increased cash surplus.
Repro India Limited announced its investor presentation for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. The company achieved its highest quarterly consolidated revenue of ₹182 crore, a 29% increase from ₹141 crore in the previous quarter.
The digital business revenue stood at ₹149 crore, marking a significant 43% quarter-on-quarter growth from ₹104 crore. Within the digital segment, the platform business showed robust performance, reaching ₹120 crore, up 62% from ₹74 crore in the prior quarter. This platform now constitutes approximately 81% of the digital revenue and is identified as the core growth engine.
Technological investments are yielding revenue, with growth driven by AI-led content ingestion, dynamic pricing, and buy-box intelligence. EBITDA margin for the digital business expanded from 0.9% in Q1 to 2.7% in Q2, indicating improving operating leverage. The company highlighted its capital-light and cash-generative model for the platform business, which operates on negative working capital.
The print vertical remained steady, contributing to the consolidated business stability. Consolidated EBITDA grew to ₹8.26 crore from ₹5.30 crore in Q1. The company reported being debt-free, with its cash surplus increasing from ₹70 crore in Q1 to over ₹100 crore in Q2.
In terms of balance sheet highlights as of September 2026, long-term borrowings were reduced to Nil from ₹91 crore in March 2026. Short-term borrowings decreased to ₹11 crore from ₹75 crore in March 2026. Debtor days improved to 46 days from 55 days in March 2026. No additional capital expenditure was incurred during the second half of FY26.
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