Reliance Retail Q3 Results: PAT Up 3% YoY To Rs 3,551 Crore; Key Highlights Here

Reliance Industries-backed Reliance Retail has declared its Q3 results for FY26. During the quarter under review, the retail player posted net profit of Rs 3,551 crore, registering a growth of 2.7% from net profit of Rs 3,458 crore.

The latest PAT is also up from Rs 3,457 crore net profit which was recorded in the preceding quarter.

Coming to revenue, it stood at Rs 97,605 crore during October to December 2025 period, which is an upside of 8.1% from Rs 90,333 crore in Q3FY25. Revenue has also surged from Rs 90,018 crore in Q2FY26.

Meanwhile, EBITDA stood at Rs 6,770 crore, up by 2.1% from Rs 6,632 crore in Q3FY25. However, EBITDA margins contracted by 60 basis points to 8% during Q3FY26 from 8.6% of a year ago same quarter.

On the performance, Isha M. Ambani, Executive Director, Reliance Retail Ventures, said, "Reliance Retail delivered a steady quarterly performance, serving millions of customers across their shopping needs. By prioritizing trend-focused assortments and seamless omni-channel experiences, we continue to foster strong customer engagement and loyalty."

She added, "As we navigate a shifting consumer landscape, we remain steadfast in our vision to redefine Indian retail through innovation and excellence."

Key Highlights Of Reliance Retail's Q3 Results Are:

- Reliance Retail expanded its store network with 431 new store openings, taking the total store count to 19,979 with area under operation at 78.1 million sq. ft.

- The company's registered customer base grew to 378 million, making Reliance Retail one of the most preferred retailers in the country.

- Grocery business delivered consistent performance underpinned by uptick in festive demand. Key categories maintained the growth on a Y-o-Y basis: Dairy, Frozen & Bakery grew by 23%, Staples grew by 19%, and Packaged Foods grew by 15%.

- JioMart maintained its operational footprint across 5,000+ pin codes and 1,000+ cities, serviced by a network of over 3,000 stores. The platform crossed exit daily orders of 1.6 million and recorded 53% Q-o-Q and 360%+ Y-o-Y growth in average daily orders, establishing itself as the fastest-growing player in hyper-local commerce.

- JioMart's customer acquisition accelerated during the quarter with addition of 5.9 million new customers and total customer base expanded by 43% Y-o-Y.

- The Fashion & Lifestyle business operates the industry's largest omni-channel network, spanning across more than 1,300 cities.

- Shein booking revenue continued to scale, driven by strong user traction with app installs exceeding 6.5 million and a twofold expansion of the product portfolio to over 50,000 options.

- Ajio Luxe continued to expand its catalogue; its brand portfolio grew by 41% Y-o-Y, with the option count growing by 21% Y-o-Y.

- The Jewels business recorded strong performance driven by festive and wedding-related demand, resulting in a 73% Y-o-Y increase in average bill value.

- Achieved best-ever Dhanteras sales, marking a 21% LFL growth compared to the previous year.

- The contribution of old gold exchange rose to 29% of total business, up from 21% during the same period last year.

- The Digital stores delivered strong performance during the festive quarter, driven by year-end campaigns and GST-led price resets for air conditioners and televisions. Performance across key categories saw double digit Y-o-Y growth, with Laptops increasing by 46%, Mobiles by 38%, TVs by 25%, and Appliances by 19%.

- The JioMart Digital business expanded its merchant partner base and recorded its highest ever quarterly sales figures within the mobile phone and television categories.