Bella Casa Q1 Profit Surges 40% On Strong Volume Growth
Bella Casa Fashion & Retail Ltd has posted a 40% year-on-year rise in profit after tax at Rs 4.7 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, driven by higher sales volumes and improved operational efficiency.
Revenue for the quarter grew 22% to Rs 90.4 crore, while PAT margins improved to 5.2% from 4.5% in Q1FY25. The company said margin expansion is expected to continue as new capacity costs are absorbed through higher volumes.
Capacity utilization is ramping up towards its annual commercial production capability of 2 crore units. The company also acquired a 1,934 sq. m plot near its existing facility for future expansion, citing advantages such as skilled labour access, supply chain proximity and operational integration.
The company’s working capital efficiency improved significantly, with the apparel ODM business contribution rising from 79% in Q1FY25 to 93% this quarter. The company also listed its equity shares on the NSE, enhancing investor base, market visibility and corporate governance standards.
Saurav Gupta, Director, Bella Casa Fashion & Retail Ltd, said, “This quarter marked another step forward in Bella Casa’s growth journey. Our focus on financial discipline and operational efficiency continues to drive tangible results. We have successfully doubled our production capacity while maintaining healthy margins and robust cash flows, a testament to our optimized cost structures, high asset turnover and strong execution.”
“Looking ahead, we are sharpening our supply chain capabilities, investing in digital infrastructure and tightening working capital cycles. These initiatives are aimed at advancing the company towards just-in-time operations, reducing inventory overheads and drive sustainable long-term margin expansion,” Gupta stated.
“At Bella Casa, we are not just scaling, we are building a future-ready organization with the vision and resilience to lead. Our strategy reflects a deep conviction in the potential of India’s fashion industry and our readiness to seize it,” Gupta concluded.
