Trent shares slide 9.96% after Q1 provisional revenue growth of 19% misses 22% estimates
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Trent Ltd's Q1 provisional revenue growth of 19% YoY missed consensus expectations (~22%), triggering a ~10% single-day selloff. Broker commentary points to growth being driven mainly by store count expansion while revenue per store fell ~5% YoY, suggesting slower new-store ramp-up and potential cannibalization. The miss and implied margin/operating leverage risks act as a company-specific earnings-expectations reset, weighing on near-term equity sentiment.
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Trent Ltd reported 19% year-on-year provisional revenue growth for the June quarter, below the 22% growth analysts had penciled in. Brokerages said the topline was largely supported by a 26% YoY rise in store count, while revenue per store fell 5% YoY, pointing to slower ramp-up at newer stores or continued cannibalisation at select locations. The stock fell 9.96% to Rs 3,010.10 on the BSE, trimming its 2026 gains to 6.49%.
