Shankesh Jewellers Limited share price

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• Shankesh Jewellers Limited is in the Luxury Goods industry (Consumer Cyclical), with a market value of ₹1,436 crore.
• It trades at 13.5 times its last 12 months' earnings and 5.5 times book value.
• Revenue grew 21.5% a year over the last 3 years, profit 117.0% a year.
• Return on equity was 68.8% and return on capital employed 74.4% in the latest year.
• Debt was 0.80 times shareholders' equity.
• The share price is 15.7% below its 52-week high.
• Promoters and insiders hold about 73.9%; institutions about 2.2%.

Shankesh Jewellers Limited provides handcrafted gold jewelry products and customization services in India. The company provides wholesale trade of 22-karat and 18-karat gold jewellery, including bangles, bridal jewellery, chokers, jhumkas, long and short necklace sets, mangal sutras, rings, and combined jewellery set in categories, such as antique, semi-antique, Calcutta, temple, gheru polish, and yellow/rhodium/rose gold jewellery. The company serves corporate jewellery brands and independent retailers, catering to their needs for weddings, festivals, and daily wear. The company was formerly known as Shankesh Jewellers Private Limited and changed its name to Shankesh Jewellers Limited in April 2025. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.

Head office

Mumbai

Consumer CyclicalLuxury Goods

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Standalone figures in ₹ crore

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Consolidated figures in ₹ crore, as at 31 March

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Consolidated figures in ₹ crore, financial years ending March

Free cash flow = cash from operations − capital expenditure. Source: Yahoo Finance.

Computed from the reported statements: ROE on average equity; ROCE = EBIT / (total assets − current liabilities). Debtor days = receivables ÷ sales × 365; inventory and payable days use cost of goods sold; cash conversion cycle = debtor + inventory − payable days; working capital days = (current assets − current liabilities) ÷ sales × 365.

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Ex-dividend date

1 Jan 1970

Latest quarter

30 Jun 2026

Financial year end

31 Mar 2026

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