What was filed
Sky Gold and Diamonds Limited (formerly Sky Gold Limited) issued a press release alongside its consolidated unaudited financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. The company, a listed B2B gold jewellery manufacturer, reported sharp year-on-year growth in both revenue and profit and — notably — a shift to positive operating cash flow.
Managing Director Mangesh Chauhan attributed the performance to demand from organised jewellery retailers, traction in lightweight and value-added jewellery, and what the company calls an asset-light manufacturing model.
The growth and the cash-flow shift
Revenue and profit both rose steeply against the year-ago quarter, with margins expanding across the EBITDA, PBT and PAT lines (the figures are in the key-numbers panel). The company also reported sequential growth over Q4 FY26.
Beyond the growth numbers, the release's central claim is the swing to positive operating cash flow. Management linked this to its asset-light model, a growing contribution from what it terms the advance-gold business, and shorter export receivable cycles — factors it says are improving capital efficiency.
Exports, leadership and the stated FY27 target
The company said it showcased its portfolio at the Asiana UK-India Jewellery Expo in London and built an export order book of ₹30–45 crore, calling exports an increasingly important part of its growth strategy. It also disclosed the appointment of Akash Talesara as Chief Executive Officer.
In the MD's commentary, the company stated an aim of FY27 revenue of ₹8,100+ crore — a management-stated objective disclosed in the release, not a result.