Repro India Sells Mahape Property for ₹282 Cr; Q3 FY26 Revenue Hits Record High
Repro India Limited sold its Mahape property for ₹282 crore. The company achieved its highest-ever quarterly revenue of ₹131.4 crore in Q3 FY26. Digital business revenue grew 14% YoY to ₹98.4 crore, with the Platform vertical up 33% YoY to ₹71 crore. Q4 FY26 revenue is expected to grow in double digits.
The sale of a significant property for ₹282 crore and record quarterly revenue figures are material events that will likely have a substantial impact on the company's financial standing and investor perception.
The company reported record quarterly revenue and a significant recovery in PBT, alongside the sale of a non-operational asset for a substantial amount, indicating positive financial performance and strategic asset management.
Repro India Limited has announced the sale of its Mahape property, admeasuring 14,093 sq.mtrs, to STT Global Data Centres India Private Limited (STT GDC) for a binding consideration of ₹282 crore, before tax and other property-related expenses. The Mahape property is currently held as a non-operational asset, and its sale will not impact ongoing business operations.
The company reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue in Q3 FY26, reaching approximately ₹131.4 crore. The Digital business vertical saw a significant YoY growth of 14%, with revenue at around ₹98.4 crore. Within the Digital business, the Platform vertical demonstrated robust growth, with revenue increasing by 33% YoY and 17% QoQ to approximately ₹71 crore. This growth is attributed to tech-enabled demand generation across domestic and international platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, and Bookscape.
Key performance indicators for the Digital business include 44,698 books processed per day (11% YoY growth), 798 publishers onboarded (14% YoY growth), and a repository of 1.15 million books (15% YoY growth). Gross margins remained stable at around 42%, supported by a diversified product offering. Consolidated EBITDA for Q3 FY26 was approximately ₹11.6 crore, a notable increase from ₹7.7 crore in the previous quarter, with Profit Before Tax (PBT) at ₹0.78 crore, recovering from a loss of ₹2 crore in Q2.
Looking ahead, Repro India expects consolidated revenue for Q4 FY26 to grow in double digits, with similar EBITDA margins. The company is also actively expanding its digital offerings and market reach, with plans to open up to 10 sales channels in the coming year and establish MINI POD facilities across India to improve supply chain efficiency and customer service.
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