GURUGRAM: Honasa Consumer, which runs its corporate office from Capital Cyberscape in Sector 59, announced on Friday, November 6, 2026, that quarterly revenue had risen about 36% from a year earlier. The beauty and personal care group's results cover the three months ended September 30, 2026. They give employees, suppliers and residents following Gurugram businesses a fresh account of the company's sales, distribution reach and profitability.

The board approved the unaudited standalone and consolidated results at a meeting that began at 12:39 pm IST and ended at 12:55 pm IST. The official board outcome and financial statements distinguish the group's consolidated performance from the parent company's standalone accounts. The figures below refer to the consolidated business unless stated otherwise.

Sales grow from a year ago, soften from June quarter

Revenue from operations was Rs 731.19 crore, against Rs 538.06 crore in the September 2025 quarter. Other income contributed Rs 21.76 crore, taking total income to Rs 752.94 crore. Keeping those measures separate matters: the operating revenue records sales from the business, while the larger total also includes income outside that line.

The year on year expansion came alongside a sequential decline. Operating revenue was Rs 755.95 crore in the June 2026 quarter, compared with Rs 731.19 crore in September. Profit after tax also eased from Rs 90.45 crore in June to Rs 73.25 crore in September. The filing therefore shows strong growth against the previous year's September quarter, with lower sales and profit than the immediately preceding quarter.

Consolidated profit after tax was Rs 39.23 crore a year earlier. Within the September 2026 total of Rs 73.25 crore, Rs 73.10 crore was attributable to owners of the company and Rs 0.15 crore to non-controlling interests. Total expenses were Rs 652.41 crore, and profit before tax was Rs 100.80 crore. Tax expense was Rs 27.55 crore.

  • Reporting period: July to September 2026.
  • Revenue from operations: Rs 731.19 crore.
  • Consolidated profit after tax: Rs 73.25 crore.
  • Company reported EBITDA: about Rs 93 crore.
  • Corporate office: Capital Cyberscape, Sector 59, Gurugram.

Company points to wider retail reach

In its November 6 results release, Honasa described this as its highest revenue growth since listing. It reported earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, or EBITDA, of about Rs 93 crore. That operating earnings measure is separate from the profit after tax in the statutory accounts.

Honasa said its focus categories grew more than 40% and contributed more than 80% of the business. It described Mamaearth's growth as being in the high teens, while its younger brands grew more than 45%. These are company reported descriptions of portfolio performance. The release does not provide a Gurugram sales split, so those growth rates should be read as business figures rather than evidence of demand in any particular city neighbourhood.

The distribution update also sets out the scale of the retail network. Honasa said its general trade reach had expanded to approximately 3.2 lakh outlets. Modern trade offtake, referring to sales through that retail channel, increased more than 40% from a year earlier. The Derma Co. had a reach of more than 65,000 outlets, according to the release. Those outlet counts describe different parts of the portfolio and should not be added together as separate, non-overlapping networks.

What the half year accounts show

For April to September 2026, consolidated operating revenue was Rs 1,487.13 crore, against Rs 1,133.32 crore in the corresponding six months a year earlier. Half year profit after tax was Rs 163.70 crore, compared with Rs 80.55 crore. Total income for the six months was Rs 1,531.40 crore and total expenses were Rs 1,311.68 crore.

Employee benefits expense was Rs 73.19 crore for the September quarter and Rs 139.57 crore for the half year. These are accounting costs, rather than an announced recruitment target or a count of staff based in Gurugram. The results release and board outcome do not set out a new local hiring drive, a new city office or an application deadline.

The accounts include a limited review report from the statutory auditor. That report describes a review with a narrower scope than an audit and does not express an audit opinion. Readers can consult the company's investor disclosures page for the financial results, accompanying release and other filings, rather than treating the rounded figures in a summary as the complete accounts.

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