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Resurfacing a September plan: Intex targets first fundraise by FY27-end, FY28 IPO as festive sales drive expansion
Intex Technologies, which reported revenue of about ₹460 crore in FY26, targets more than ₹800 crore in FY27 and ₹1,500 crore by FY28. It plans its first external fundraise by the end of FY27 and a potential IPO the following year.
- FY26 revenue₹460 crore
- FY27 revenue target₹800 crore
- FY28 revenue target₹1,500 crore
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Reported figures
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| Revenue growth, April–September FY27: | 70 per cent |
|---|---|
| Television input cost rise year on year: | 35–40 per cent |
| Proposed Smart World stores: | 50 |
| Capex guidance: | ₹150-crore |
| Dealers: | 25,000 |
Why it matters to operators and investors
Intex plans 50 Smart World stores with ₹150-crore capex while TV input costs are up 35–40% year on year, so rivals in consumer electronics retail should expect aggressive festive-season pricing and more shelf competition from a brand growing 70% in April–September FY27.
What to watch next
- FY27 revenue above the ₹800 crore target, at the year-end results, would mean festive growth held and the first fundraise can be priced on scale.
- Smart World store count against the 50 planned
- Announcement of a lead investor or banker mandate before FY27-end
- TV panel and input cost trend against the 35–40% year-on-year rise
- Revenue growth in October–March against the 70% April–September pace
Likely next moves
Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.
- Intex Technologies is likely to roll out Smart World stores in phases toward its 50-store plan, putting the ₹150-crore capex into the first batch.
- Expect Intex Technologies to open talks with investors and bankers before FY27-end for its first fundraise, using the 70% growth as the pitch.
- Intex Technologies may raise TV prices or shift its mix toward higher-margin products to absorb the 35–40% rise in input costs.
- TV rivals may answer Intex's festive push with deeper discounts, testing whether its growth holds once the festive quarter ends.
- Lenders and component suppliers are likely to extend Intex more working-capital room only if second-half revenue tracks the ₹800 crore goal.
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