Speciality Restaurants’ Q1 profit rises 39%; new CEO targets 12–15 Walters outlets in Mumbai
Speciality Restaurants posted 14.7% year-on-year growth in consolidated income to Rs 131.3 crore and a 38.9% rise in PAT to Rs 7.11 crore in Q1 FY27. CEO Avik Chatterjee plans to add 12–15 Walters QSR stores and a cloud kitchen in Mumbai over the next three quarters.
What happened
Speciality Restaurants Limited · Speciality Restaurants reported 14.7% consolidated income growth and 38.9% PAT growth in Q1 FY27. New CEO Avik Chatterjee plans
Key facts
- Consolidated income: Rs 131.30 crore, up 14.66% YoY
- Consolidated EBITDA: Rs 28.61 crore, up 21.28% YoY
- Consolidated PAT: Rs 7.11 crore, up 38.9% YoY
- Same-store sales growth: 11.35%
- Walters Q1 revenue: Rs 1.56 crore, up 345% YoY
What changed
Speciality Restaurants reported 14.7% consolidated income growth and 38.9% PAT growth in Q1 FY27. New CEO Avik Chatterjee plans 12-15 Walters QSR outlets and a cloud kitchen in Mumbai over the next three quarters.
Why this matters
Speciality Restaurants’ 38.9% Q1 profit growth supports accelerating Walters’ Mumbai rollout, with 12–15 QSR outlets and a cloud kitchen planned over the next three quarters.
What to watch
- Number of Walters stores opened versus the 12–15 target over the next three quarters.
- Same-store sales growth and average daily sales for newly opened Walters outlets after 90 and 180 days.
- Consolidated EBITDA/PAT margin movement as expansion-related costs enter the P&L.
- Mumbai rental commitments, employee costs and any rise in depreciation or finance costs.
- Delivery mix, aggregator-led discounting and cloud-kitchen order density.