Kalyan Jewellers reported a sharp rise in December 2025 quarter results. Net sales grew nearly 42% year-on-year to Rs 10,343.42 crore. Net profit jumped over 90% to Rs 416.30 crore. Earnings per share doubled to Rs 4.03. The numbers show strong demand and better margins.
Revenue Sees Massive 42% Growth
The company’s consolidated net sales stood at Rs 10,343.42 crore in December 2025. In the same quarter last year, sales were Rs 7,286.88 crore. That is a solid 41.95% increase.
This kind of growth does not come easy. It suggests strong festive demand, higher gold jewellery purchases, and expansion across markets. Compared to the September 2025 quarter, sales also moved up sharply from Rs 7,856.03 crore.
More customers walked into stores. Bigger ticket purchases likely helped too.
Profit Nearly Doubles Year-on-Year
Net profit for the quarter came in at Rs 416.30 crore. Last year in December 2024, it was Rs 218.82 crore. That means profit surged 90.24%.
Such a jump tells one thing clearly. The company managed costs better while increasing revenue. Profit before tax stood at Rs 559.94 crore. After tax of Rs 143.64 crore, the final profit remained strong.
EPS increased to Rs 4.03 from Rs 2.12 last year. Investors usually track this number closely because it shows how much profit is earned per share.
EBITDA and Margins Improve
EBITDA stood at Rs 814.66 crore. In December 2024, it was Rs 470.14 crore. That is a growth of over 73%.
Higher EBITDA means better operating performance. Even though raw material costs were high at over Rs 9,238 crore, overall income growth helped offset expenses.
Employee cost rose slightly to Rs 247.11 crore. Other expenses also increased. But revenue growth was much faster, which supported margins.
How Did the Stock React?
Shares of Kalyan Jewellers closed at Rs 420.85 on February 16, 2026, on the NSE. The stock has been actively traded, with strong volumes during result season.
Investors usually react positively to consistent revenue growth and strong profit expansion. However, stock movement also depends on overall market mood and gold price trends.
What This Means for Investors
The December 2025 quarter shows clear momentum. Sales are rising fast. Profits are expanding even faster. EPS has nearly doubled.
Jewellery demand in India remains strong, especially during wedding and festive seasons. If this demand trend continues, future quarters may also stay healthy.
Still, gold prices, consumer sentiment, and competition will play a role ahead. For now, the numbers speak clearly. Kalyan Jewellers has delivered one of its strongest quarterly performances in recent years.