Motisons Jewellers Q1 FY27: Result date and FY26 trends

Results calendar: what is scheduled

Motisons Jewellers has an upcoming quarterly result event dated 12 Aug 2026 for standalone numbers, as shown in the results calendar provided. The update comes as the July to August 2026 earnings season gathers pace across NSE and BSE-listed companies. Separate notes in the same data set also describe the company’s Q1 FY27 results as expected in the July to August 2026 window, indicating that investors are watching for exchange filings to confirm the final date and time. Because the information is presented as a calendar and an indicative window, the practical takeaway is that the company’s quarter ended 30 June 2026 is the focus for near-term updates.

Stock snapshot: price and market value in focus

The data set lists the current share price of Motisons Jewellers Ltd. at ₹13.96 as of 2026-08-07, with another ticker line showing ₹13.95, down ₹0.03 (-0.21%). A separate investor note places the stock around ₹15 and cites a market capitalisation of ₹1,704 crore, with P/E described as “not meaningful.” These figures frame the immediate market context: investors are tracking the stock near the mid-teens as the company approaches the Q1 FY27 print.

Revenue trend: quarterly swings visible since FY24

The quarterly revenue series (in ₹ crore) shows a pattern of volatility across the last several quarters. Revenue moved from ₹87 crore (Jun 2023) to ₹90 crore (Sep 2023) and ₹123 crore (Dec 2023), then ₹117 crore (Mar 2024). It later rose to ₹145 crore (Dec 2024) and ₹175 crore (Dec 2025) before easing to ₹137 crore (Mar 2026) in the same table.

The YoY growth line included with that series shows mixed momentum, including 28.7% (Mar 2024), 21.3% (Sep 2024), 17.9% (Dec 2024), -17.3% (Sep 2025), and 15.8% (Mar 2026). This makes the June quarter update important for investors trying to understand whether FY26’s late-year spike was seasonal, event-driven, or followed by a normalisation.

FY26 quarter details: cost, operating profit and EPS

A separate “Quarterly Result (All Figures in Cr.)” table provides line items for the most recent reported quarters. For Mar 2026, it shows Net Sales of ₹137.47 crore and Total Expenditure of ₹129.07 crore, with Operating Profit of ₹8.4 crore. It also lists Other Income of ₹5.76 crore and Interest of ₹2.03 crore, along with Adjusted EPS of ₹0.08.

For Dec 2025, the same table shows Net Sales of ₹174.56 crore, Total Expenditure of ₹139.26 crore, and Operating Profit of ₹35.3 crore, with Other Income of ₹0.5 crore and Interest of ₹1.19 crore. The quarter-on-quarter change between Dec 2025 and Mar 2026 therefore appears sharp in operating profit, based on the disclosed figures.

Profit and EBITDA: the company note highlights a decline

The data set also includes a separate performance note stating that revenue for Mar 2026 was ₹143.23 crore compared with ₹175.06 crore in Dec 2025, and that this represented a -18.18% decline. The same note states EBITDA of ₹13.86 crore for Mar 2026 versus ₹35.8 crore for Dec 2025, a -61.28% decline. It further states net profit of ₹8.3 crore for Mar 2026 versus ₹25.94 crore for Dec 2025.

These numbers do not fully match the net sales figure of ₹137.47 crore shown in the quarterly table for Mar 2026, signalling that investors should reconcile metrics across filings and data vendors. The consistent message across both sets, however, is that Dec 2025 was materially stronger than Mar 2026 on headline profitability.

Q1 comparison set: Jun 2025 vs Mar 2026 vs Jun 2024

Another table titled “Q1 Results Highlights” provides a structured comparison (QoQ and YoY) with Jun 2025 as the reported quarter and Mar 2026 as the comparison quarter. It lists Total Revenue of ₹87.05 crore (Jun 2025) versus ₹137.47 crore (Mar 2026) and ₹88.71 crore (Jun 2024). It also lists Net Income of ₹8.03 crore (Jun 2025) versus ₹8.30 crore (Mar 2026) and ₹6.33 crore (Jun 2024).

On expenses, the table shows Total Operating Expense of ₹74.74 crore (Jun 2025) versus ₹129.82 crore (Mar 2026) and ₹78.50 crore (Jun 2024). It also shows Operating Income of ₹12.31 crore (Jun 2025) versus ₹7.65 crore (Mar 2026) and ₹10.21 crore (Jun 2024), plus Diluted Normalized EPS of ₹0.08 (Jun 2025 and Mar 2026) and ₹0.06 (Jun 2024).

Compliance update: SEBI depository certificate filed

Ahead of the June 2026 quarter results, Motisons Jewellers disclosed a compliance update under Regulation 74(5) of the SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018. The company informed that it enclosed a certificate received from MUFG Intime India (formerly Link Intime India), the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent, for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. Such filings are routine but matter for investors tracking operational governance and documentation around share transfers and dematerialisation.

Geography and financial tables: what the dataset shows

The dataset includes country-level figures that indicate India contributed ₹462 crore in the last year versus ₹417 crore the year before (converted from ₹4.62 billion and ₹4.17 billion). It also separately shows India figures of ₹213 crore and ₹314 crore (converted from ₹2.13 billion and ₹3.14 billion), presented under a “By country” view.

It also lists a table titled “QTR FY (₹ in Millions)” and “Annual FY (₹ in Millions)”. Converting those to ₹ crore, the table shows Net sales of ₹462.11 crore (quarter) and ₹118.75 crore (annual), PBT of ₹59.40 crore (quarter) and ₹15.08 crore (annual), and Net profit of ₹43.17 crore (quarter) and ₹11.14 crore (annual). The dataset marks Expenses as N/A and shows Operating profit as 0.0 in that specific table.

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Why this result matters for investors

Motisons Jewellers’ upcoming June 2026 quarter update is being tracked against a backdrop of sharp quarter-to-quarter changes, particularly from Dec 2025 to Mar 2026 in revenue and profitability measures included in the dataset. With the stock cited around ₹14-15 and market capitalisation at ₹1,704 crore, even modest shifts in margins can influence near-term sentiment. The compliance filing for the June 2026 quarter under SEBI’s depository regulations adds a procedural checkpoint that typically precedes broader quarterly disclosures.

Company background and what to watch next

The dataset describes Motisons Jewellers as an Indian jewellery brand with over 60 years of operating history, founded in 1953 by Mr. Kishore Kumar Jain, and selling diamonds, gold, platinum, and other precious stones. It also provides a Jaipur, Rajasthan address and the company website reference.

The next concrete step is the company’s Q1 FY27 (quarter ended June 2026) results announcement around 12 Aug 2026, as shown in the schedule. Investors tracking the name will likely focus on revenue consistency after the Dec 2025 spike, the cost base reflected in operating expenses, and whether reported profit figures align across filings and data sources.