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Morgan Stanley expects Nykaa's Q2 FY27 revenue to grow in the high 20s; shares jump 6%
Morgan Stanley expects Nykaa's Q2 FY27 consolidated revenue to grow in the high 20 per cent range year-on-year, above its 26 per cent estimate. Fashion net revenue is seen growing in the low 50 per cent range, and more than 250 brands were added.
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The numbers
Figures from Business Today,
| Consolidated GMV and NSV growth expected: | low 30 per cent range YoY |
|---|---|
| Fashion NSV growth expected: | high 40 per cent range |
Why it matters to operators and investors
Nykaa adding more than 250 brands in a quarter while fashion net revenue grows in the low 50s shows it is pulling both brand supply and shopper demand, so rival retailers and brands should check their assortment, terms and channel mix against it, especially in fashion.
What to watch next
- Reported consolidated revenue growth versus the high-20s expectation and the prior 26% estimate
- Fashion net revenue growth versus the low-50s forecast
- GMV and NSV growth versus the low-30s expectation
- Whether the 6% share gain holds through the results day
- Other brokers' estimate revisions after the preview
Likely next moves
Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.
- Nykaa is likely to report Q2 FY27 revenue growth close to the high-20s range and to lead its commentary with fashion growth and the 250-plus brands added in the quarter.
- Other brokerages covering Nykaa may raise their Q2 FY27 revenue estimates toward Morgan Stanley's high-20s view.
- Nykaa management is likely to credit brand additions for the low-30s GMV and NSV growth and to present them as evidence of a widening assortment.
- Beauty and fashion rivals may step up promotions or brand-exclusivity pushes to defend share against a faster-growing Nykaa fashion arm.
- Investors are likely to hold the stock to the results print, so the 6% move is tested by reported numbers rather than by further previews.
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