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Lehar Footwears Ltd Q3 FY26 Results

LEHARQ3 FY26 Results
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MetricValue ( Cr)Q2 FY26Q3 FY25
Revenue57.1359.3%14.6%
Total Income57.1659.4%14.8%
Expenditure54.2758.4%15.2%
PBT2.8871.4%5.9%
Net Profit2.1370.8%2.1%
OPM9.88%0.91pp10.34pp
NPM3.73%1.46pp0.48pp
EPS1.2170.7%1.6%
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Lehar Footwears Q3FY26 Revenue Dips 15% YoY Amid Structural Growth

13 Feb 2026 · 13 Feb, 4:52 pm

Summary

Lehar Footwears Limited announced its Q3FY26 results with a 15% YoY decline in revenue, primarily due to lower execution in the Toolkit segment. The Footwear segment, however, showed an 18% YoY growth. EBITDA margins improved due to a favourable product mix, and finance costs declined due to debt reduction and strong operating cash flows.

Key Highlights

  1. 1

    Revenue declined by 15% YoY in Q3FY26, primarily due to lower execution in the Toolkit segment

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    Footwear segment delivered 18% YoY growth, driven by new product launches in premium segment and scaling up of the newly commissioned athleisure facility at Kundli

  3. 3

    Toolkit segment declined by 55% YoY, due to phasing of order delivery to subsequent quarter

  4. 4

    EBITDA margins improved, supported by a favourable product mix

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    Finance costs declined, aided by sustained debt reduction and strong operating cash flows

  6. 6

    Credit rating was upgraded to Crisil BBB/Stable/Crisil A3+

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    Footwear Business Highlights: The Open Footwear segment witnessed improvement during the quarter, supported by new product launches and refreshed designs aligned with current consumer preferences

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    Revenues from toolkit segment was impacted by phasing of deliveries to subsequent quarter

  9. 9

    Company has satisfactorily delivered 2,00,000 toolkits until now. As on December 31, 2025, company had an order book of ~Rs 60 crore comprising ~40,000 toolkits expected to be delivered in Q4FY26

  10. 10

    Following the impactful execution of the initial phase of the PM Vishwakarma Scheme and positive on-ground response, the Government of India is preparing the next phase of the scheme with a larger outlay, expanded trades, and increased beneficiary coverage

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    Improved demand for organised players expected, supported by formalisation of trade with reduction in GST

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