Redington Ltd has published a consolidated Investor Data Book covering financial and operational metrics from Q1FY23 to Q2FY27. The disclosure highlights a strong sequential performance in Q2FY27, with revenue reaching 43,002 and PAT climbing to 581. This initiative provides investors with granular visibility into regional segment growth, operational ratios, and long-term profitability trends.
Redington Ltd Releases Multi-Year Investor Data Book Covering Q1FY23 to Q2FY27
Q2FY27 Revenue stood at 43,002, with Profit After Tax (PAT) at 581.
Reader Takeaway: Enhanced transparency on historical segment growth; potential pressure if Q-o-Q growth rates encounter future cyclical headwinds.
What just happened
Redington Ltd has consolidated its financial performance metrics spanning from Q1FY23 through Q2FY27 into a single investor data book. This transparency measure provides stakeholders with a standardized view of the company’s business segments, working capital management, and profitability indicators over the last three and a half years.
Why this matters
By centralizing years of data, Redington allows retail and institutional investors to better assess seasonal trends and historical margins. This aids in modeling the company's trajectory and validating the consistency of its operational efficiency, particularly as it manages growth across its SISA (South Asia) and ROW (Rest of World) markets.
Financial and Operational Highlights
In the latest reported quarter, Q2FY27, the company saw a revenue increase to 43,002 compared to 34,966 in Q1FY27. Profit After Tax (PAT) followed a similar upward trend, rising to 581 from 486 in the previous quarter. Efficiency metrics also showed improvement, with Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) moving from 22.2% to 22.7%, and Return on Equity (ROE) increasing from 18.8% to 21.6%.
Regional Growth
Redington's regional segments demonstrated double-digit growth on a quarter-over-quarter basis. SISA revenue grew by roughly 21.4% to reach 25,660, while the ROW segment grew by 25.4% to reach 17,341 during Q2FY27.
What to track next
Investors should monitor how these segment-wise trends—specifically ESG, TSG, MSG, and CSG classifications—align with the company's future quarterly earnings guidance and current working capital efficiency.