Diamond jewellery maker and exporter Goldiam International announced on Wednesday that its board of directors had approved a 1:3 bonus issue for shareholders, alongside its Q4FY26 results. According to the latest exchange filing, the board approved the plan to issue one bonus share with a face value of ₹2 each for every three shares of the same face value held in the company. The record date to determine shareholder eligibility will be announced later, with bonus shares to be credited by July 25, 2026. As per The Economic Times, the company's share price traded 1.18% higher at ₹413 on May 27, 2026, compared to the previous close of ₹408.20, reflecting positive market response to the strong quarterly earnings and bonus announcement. The bonus issue is subject to shareholder approval via a postal ballot, as confirmed in the latest regulatory filing.
Goldiam International reported its highest-ever consolidated revenue and profit for both Q4FY26 and FY26, with consolidated revenue crossing ₹1,000 crore for the first time. For Q4FY26, consolidated revenue increased 21% YoY to ₹2,433 crore from ₹2,019 crore, while consolidated EBITDA rose 35.9% to ₹583 crore with margin expanding 271 basis points to 23.9%. Consolidated profit after tax surged 61% to ₹372 crore from ₹232 crore, with PAT margin improving to 15.30% from 11.48%. For FY26, consolidated revenue increased 27.5% to ₹10,212.3 crore from ₹8,006.9 crore, with EBITDA growing 36.2% to ₹2,486.7 crore and margin expanding 155 basis points to 24.3%. As reported by The Economic Times, the company's cash and cash equivalents, including investments, stood at ₹4,933.92 crore as of March 31, 2026. The company's diluted EPS for FY26 increased 40.65% to ₹15.4 from ₹10.97 in the previous year. The strong performance was driven by strong bridal jewellery demand despite tariff uncertainties and volatile gold prices.
The company repositioned its operations during FY26 to mitigate the impact of higher US tariffs through innovative manufacturing strategies. According to The Economic Times, Goldiam began casting raw gold into unfinished jewellery pieces within the United States from September 2025, enabling finished jewellery to qualify as US Product of Origin through US Customs rulings. The company clarified that the recent increase in customs duty on gold to 15% will not materially impact operations as it operates from SEEPZ Special Economic Zone and continues to avail duty exemptions applicable to SEEPZ units. This strategic move has made the business tariff agnostic and supports supply stability for retailer customers. The company has also implemented dual manufacturing strategies to further navigate US tariff challenges while maintaining its competitive position in the global diamond jewellery market.
Managing Director Anmol Bhansali highlighted the company's growth initiatives, stating that Goldiam's B2B strength in bridal continues to grow and they are testing high ASP core jewellery lines in categories such as bracelets and necklaces. As reported by The Economic Times, the company's retail lab-grown diamond jewellery brand ORIGEM doubled its store count to 24 operational stores across 12 cities since January 2026, with eight additional stores expected to become operational by September 30, 2026. During Q4FY26, ORIGEM recorded revenue of ₹55.6 million and launched India's first Digital 3D Ring Builder platform for customised diamond ring design visualisation. The company is focusing on sales enablers including old gold exchange, payment schemes, and VVS quality diamond lines to further drive sales and win customer trust. The brand's expansion strategy demonstrates the company's commitment to building a strong retail presence in the lab-grown diamond segment.
This marks the first bonus issue announced by the diamond jewellery maker in around 21 years, according to data from Trendlyne. A bonus issue increases the total number of outstanding shares but does not change the company's market capitalisation, though it can improve liquidity and affordability, allowing more investors to add the company's shares to their portfolios. The company's strong financial performance and strategic initiatives have been well-received by the market, with the share price reflecting positive investor sentiment despite challenging conditions including US tariffs, gold volatility, and geopolitical nervousness. The company's board also re-appointed J. H. Shah & Associates, Chartered Accountants, as the internal auditor for FY 2026-27, and appointed M/s. R. N. Shah & Associates, Practicing Company Secretary, as the scrutinizer for the postal ballot process. Historical stock data shows the company's shares have delivered strong returns with 374.21% gains over five years and 3.32% returns over one year.
