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Beardo nears ₹300 crore FY26 revenue as profit rises 70%

Our read

Beardo's ₹300 crore milestone shifts Marico from backing a digital-first challenger to scaling a profitable men's-grooming platform, with distribution leverage likely becoming more important than incremental ad spend.

For operators

Beardo’s 40% revenue growth alongside a 10.57% EBITDA margin shows that heavier brand spending is scaling efficiently, supporting continued investment in acquisition and repeat purchase.

Watch

Advertising and promotion as a percentage of revenue, and whether revenue growth remains ahead of ad-spend growth.

The report,

Marico-owned Beardo reported FY26 revenue of Rs 299 crore, up 40%, while PAT rose 70% to Rs 22.12 crore. Increased marketing spend supported growth, and EBITDA margin improved to 10.57%.

Reported figures

From the report. Source details below

FY26 revenue from operations: Rs 299 crore, up 40% from Rs 214 crore in FY25
Domestic sales: 99%; exports: 1%
FY26 profit after tax: Rs 22.12 crore, up 70% from Rs 13 crore
Material consumption: Rs 128 crore, up 36%
Advertising and promotion spend: Rs 83 crore, up 59.6%
Employee benefits expense: Rs 18.3 crore, up 30.2%
Total expenses: Rs 270 crore, up 37%
FY26 EBITDA margin: 10.57%, versus 9.17% in FY25
FY26 ROCE: 66.52%
FY26 total assets: Rs 126 crore, versus Rs 72 crore
FY26 current assets: Rs 115 crore, versus Rs 60 crore

Why it matters to operators

Beardo’s post-acquisition scale-up validates Marico’s ability to build a digitally native men’s-grooming asset into a profitable mass-premium platform.

What to watch next

  • EBITDA margin progression above or below the reported 10.57% level.
  • Offline versus online/marketplace revenue mix and any acceleration in quick-commerce contribution.
  • Repeat purchase rates, average order value and category mix beyond core beard products.
  • Competitive launches and promotional intensity from Ustraa, The Man Company, Bombay Shaving Company, FMCG majors and private labels.
  • Marico commentary on Beardo's distribution rollout, premiumization and potential ₹300 crore-plus growth targets.

Likely next moves

Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.

  • Increase offline presence in modern trade, pharmacies, salons and tier-2/3 cities where Marico's distribution can reduce incremental logistics costs.
  • Push higher-margin regimen-led categories such as skincare, beard-care bundles, fragrances and grooming devices to raise average order value and repeat frequency.
  • Use Marico's media, procurement and distribution scale to sustain advertising intensity without proportional overhead growth.
  • Expand creator-led and regional-language marketing while tightening measurement of customer-acquisition cost, cohort retention and marketplace profitability.
  • Evaluate selective international and quick-commerce expansion after domestic channel economics are proven.

The source

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