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Q1 FY-2027 RESULTS · SPECIALITY

Speciality Restaurants: consolidated PAT +39% YoY on margin expansion, revenue +17%

PAT +38.84% YoY · revenue +16.79% · margins expanding · inline vs street

Q1 FY27 resultsSPECIALITYSPECIALITY RESTAURANTS LTD.10 Aug 2026 · 3 min read
Revenue

₹127.03 Cr

+16.79% YoY

PAT (consolidated)

₹7.11 Cr

+38.84% YoY

Net margin

5.42%

+1pp YoY

EPS

₹1.45

Consolidated PAT came in at ₹7.11 Cr, up 38.8% YoY (₹5.12 Cr) and up 149% QoQ off a soft ₹2.85 Cr Q4FY26 base; consolidated revenue was ₹127.03 Cr, up 16.8% YoY and 9.1% QoQ. Standalone PAT of ₹6.89 Cr grew a slower 21.2% YoY — the gap versus consolidated is explained by the subsidiary book: minority interest (NCI) swung to +₹0.11 Cr from -₹0.28 Cr a year ago, meaning international units that were dragging group profit last year are now marginally profit-positive. Neither this quarter nor the year-ago quarter carried an exceptional item, so the growth is clean rather than base-effect driven.

The scoreboard

Q1 FY-2027 vs prior quarters

Consolidated P&L, ₹ Crore
Q1 FY-2027QoQYoY
Revenue₹127.03 Cr+9.1%+16.8%
Expenses₹121.85 Cr+4.1%+12.8%
PAT₹7.11 Cr+149.15%+38.84%
Net margin5.42%+3pp+1pp
EPS₹1.45+110.1%+36.8%

Margins expanded on both lines: OPM (EBITDA margin) rose to 19.17% from 16.42% YoY and 15.06% QoQ, while NPM improved to 5.42% from 4.47% YoY. The driver is operating leverage on the cost base — employee expense eased to 20.8% of revenue from 22.6% YoY, lease rent to 3.3% from 4.1%, and food & beverage cost to 28.3% from 29.4% — partly offset by other expenses ticking up to 28.5% of revenue from 27.5%. Depreciation rose 15.4% YoY to ₹15.45 Cr as new-store right-of-use assets accumulate under Ind AS 116, consistent with the company's stated FY27 store-addition plan; finance cost was flat YoY at ₹3.72 Cr.

92.76108.88125141.12157.2415105-0705-2906-2207-1508-0608-10Q1 FY-2027 results
The tape into the print — daily closes, last 3 months

The stock went into the print at ₹151, up 23.4% over the past month of trading.

₹ Cr
03.096.189.282.12Q4 FY25rev ₹103 Cr5.12Q1 FY26rev ₹109 Cr4.47Q2 FY26rev ₹116 Cr8.28Q3 FY26rev ₹135 Cr2.85Q4 FY26rev ₹116 Cr7.11Q1 FY27rev ₹127 Cr
Quarterly consolidated PAT, ₹ Crore

For context: this is the second-highest quarterly PAT of the last 6 quarters.

Beyond the headline

What the summary numbers don't show

NCI turned to +₹0.11 Cr from -₹0.28 Cr YoY — owners' share of consolidated PAT ₹7.00 Cr, +29.8% YoY. EPS (basic, consolidated) ₹1.45 vs ₹1.06 YoY vs ₹0.69 QoQ.

What management guided (4 FY-2026 call)
Management provided optimistic guidance for FY27, anticipating a revenue growth of at least 15%, potentially exceeding INR 600 crores. This growth is underpinned by aggressive expansion plans, including 32 new outlets (8 restaurants, 15 Walters, and 10 Sweet Bengals) in the current year, with a target to reach 150 tota

This quarter: beat

Revenue growth of 16.8% YoY runs ahead of the ≥15% floor management guided at the Q4FY26 call (targeting FY27 revenue above ₹600 Cr) — encouraging for one quarter, though restaurant-sector seasonality is typically back-loaded toward H2/festive quarters, so this alone doesn't confirm the full-year number. Street coverage (a Univest Q1FY27 preview) had pegged consolidated PAT at roughly ₹6-8 Cr, built off the Q1FY26 base; the actual ₹7.11 Cr lands within that range. No management press release accompanied this filing, so there is no fresh company commentary to set against the print beyond the numbers themselves.

  • W1

    Pace of the guided 32-outlet FY27 addition (8 restaurants, 15 Walter's, 10 Sweet Bengal) toward the 150-touchpoint target — track store-count disclosure next quarter.

  • W2

    Whether revenue growth sustains above the ≥15% guided floor (targeting >₹600 Cr FY27 revenue) through the seasonally heavier H2/festive quarters.

  • W3

    Depreciation trajectory (+15.4% YoY this quarter) as new-store ROU assets scale with expansion — watch whether OPM gains (19.17% this quarter) hold as capex accelerates.

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