Brand Concepts Limited Receives Stock Exchange Approval for Rs. 19.99 Crore Warrant Issue

NSE and BSE granted in-principle approval to Brand Concepts Limited for issuing 6,10,000 convertible warrants to its promoter group at Rs. 327.80 per warrant, raising Rs. 19,99,58,000. The preferential warrant issue will allow conversion into equity shares and strengthen the company's capital structure through promoter participation.

Brand Concepts Limited Extends Juicy Couture Licensing Agreement by 5 Years and Expands into Apparel

Brand Concepts Limited has amended its licensing agreement with ABG Juicy Couture LLC, extending the tenure by 5 years to create a 10-year long-term arrangement. The amendment includes expansion into new product categories, particularly apparel, enabling the company to broaden and diversify its Juicy Couture brand offerings in the Indian market.

Brand Concepts Reports 26% Revenue Growth and 33% EBITDA Jump in Q2 FY26

Brand Concepts Limited announced its highest-ever topline and EBITDA performance for Q2 FY26, with revenue growing 26% year-on-year and EBITDA increasing 33%. The company reported 33% sequential quarter growth from the preceding quarter. E-commerce marketplace operations surged 63% while overall e-commerce grew 23%. Large format retail also delivered strong growth aided by business development activities and point-of-sales expansion. The company invested INR 35 crores in hard luggage manufacturing and new warehouse facilities. Brand Concepts opened five new Bagline stores in premium locations including Aerocity Delhi, Oberoi Mall Mumbai, Mumbai Airport, and Bangalore Airport. The company signed Superdry brand in partnership with Reliance, marking their first collaboration. Juicy Couture generated INR 5 crores in sales during H1 after launching in April. Tommy Hilfiger showed 39% growth while UCB grew 30%, though Aeropostale saw a decline during the quarter. The company targets 20% revenue growth for the entire year and expects to maintain EBITDA margins between 10-11%. Manufacturing capacity reached 20,000+ units monthly, ahead of the planned 25,000 unit optimum capacity. Management indicated focus on consolidating existing brands rather than acquiring new ones.