Kewal Kiran Clothing Soars: 54.5% Revenue Explosion in Q1 2025

Fabric to fortune—Kewal Kiran just stitched up a monster quarter.

Thread count = profit count

The apparel player didn’t just grow—it ripped through expectations with a 54.5% revenue surge. While legacy retailers sweat over inflation, someone’s clearly cracking the code on premium casualwear.

Tailor-made for bulls

No fluff in these numbers—just hard stitching. The kind of growth that makes PE funds salivate (and probably start drafting unsolicited acquisition offers).

Bottom line

Another proof point that India’s consumer economy isn’t slowing—it’s shifting. And Kewal Kiran’s riding the wave while fast fashion eats everyone else’s lunch. *Cue the usual suspects calling it ‘overvalued’ at 30x earnings.*

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Gross profit ROSE 43.5 per cent to ₹98.6 crores, achieving a gross margin of 42.2 per cent. The growth was driven by volume expansion and improved realizations, reflecting stronger market penetration and brand appeal.

KKCL expanded its retail footprint by adding 14 new exclusive brand outlets during the quarter, bringing the total count to 623 stores. The company operates popular brands including Killer, Easies, Kraus, Junior Killer, and Integriti across urban and semi-urban markets.

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Chairman and Managing Director Kewalchand P. Jain attributed the performance to resilient consumer demand and strategic execution across retail channels. The company’s Spring-Summer 2026 trade shows received positive feedback from the trade ecosystem, positioning it for continued growth in the second half of the fiscal year.

The shares of Kewal Kiran Clothing Limited (KKCL) were trading on the NSE today at 12.52 pm at ₹554.50 down by ₹13.45 or 2.37 per cent.

Published on August 8, 2025