Repro India Reports 22% Growth in Digital Business Despite Long-Run Vertical Decline
Repro India Limited reported mixed Q1 results with consolidated revenue reaching Rs 118.00 crore, a 4% YoY growth, but posted a consolidated loss of Rs 273.00 lakhs. The digital business grew 22% YoY to Rs 94.50 crore, now accounting for 80% of revenue. The long-run vertical declined 34% to Rs 23.00 crore due to changes in NCERT's distribution model. The company processes 43,029 digital books daily and has onboarded 725 publishers. Management is exploring options for the long-run vertical while focusing on digital expansion. The Board approved closure of non-operational subsidiary Repro DMCC.
22Jul 25
ICRA Reaffirms BBB+ Credit Rating for Repro India's Rs 170 Crore Bank Facilities
ICRA Limited has reaffirmed Repro India Limited's credit ratings for bank facilities totaling Rs 170 crore. The long-term fund-based term loan of Rs 10 crore maintains an [ICRA]BBB+ rating, while the long-term/short-term bank facilities of Rs 160 crore retain [ICRA]BBB+/[ICRA]A2 ratings. All ratings come with a stable outlook. ICRA issued a revised rating communication on July 21, 2025, correcting an error in their previous letter from January 03, 2025. Repro India has disclosed this information to stock exchanges and on their website in compliance with regulations.
22Jul 25
ICRA Reaffirms BBB+ Credit Rating for Repro India's Rs 170 Crore Bank Facilities
ICRA has reaffirmed the credit ratings for Repro India Limited's bank facilities totaling Rs 170 crore. The long-term and short-term working capital loans maintain [ICRA]BBB+(Positive)/[ICRA]A2 ratings with a stable outlook. The ratings cover a long-term fund-based term loan of Rs 10 crore and long-term/short-term bank facilities of Rs 160 crore. ICRA issued a revised rating communication letter on July 21, 2025, correcting an error in their previous letter dated January 03, 2025. Repro India has disclosed this information in compliance with SEBI regulations.
22Jul 25
ICRA Reaffirms BBB+ Credit Rating for Repro India's Rs 170 Crore Bank Facilities
ICRA has reaffirmed the credit ratings for Repro India Limited's bank facilities totaling Rs 170 crore. The long-term and short-term working capital loans maintain [ICRA]BBB+(Stable)/[ICRA]A2 ratings. The reaffirmation covers a long-term fund-based term loan of Rs 10 crore and long-term/short-term bank facilities of Rs 160 crore. ICRA issued a revised rating communication letter on July 21, 2025, correcting an error in their previous letter dated January 03, 2025. The BBB+ rating indicates moderate credit quality and adequate capability to meet financial obligations. Repro India has disclosed this information in compliance with SEBI regulations.
19May 25
Repro India's Q4 Results Show Decline in EBITDA and Net Profit
Repro India Limited's Q4 results show significant declines across key financial metrics. EBITDA fell 40.43% to ₹84.00 million, with EBITDA margin contracting to 6.83% from 11.14%. Net profit dropped 63.33% to ₹11.00 million. Revenue decreased 5.38% to ₹1.23 billion compared to the previous year's quarter.