Jefferies described Everlasting as an “FPI favorite”, citing robust progress and regular margin enchancment throughout each fast commerce and meals supply. “The inventory is buying and selling 25% off its peak, providing an bettering risk-reward profile,” Jefferies analyst Mahesh Nandurkar mentioned in a observe dated February 2.
Jefferies has set a street-high goal value of Rs 480 per share on Everlasting shares, underlining its bullish stance on the corporate’s fast commerce alternative. The brokerage estimates an upside of 75% from present ranges.
“In our base case, we count on a 16% CAGR in meals supply income over FY25–28,” Jefferies mentioned. It expects unit economics to enhance steadily with scale, pushed by working leverage, price efficiencies and a rising willingness to pay for comfort.
Jefferies values Everlasting’s meals supply enterprise at 40x March 2028E adjusted EBITDA, fast commerce at 2.5x March 2028E revenues, and the Going-Out phase at 1.5x gross order worth (GOV) to reach at its Rs 480 value goal.
The brokerage flagged two key positives. First, Blinkit reported constructive EBITDA regardless of peak aggressive depth, reflecting robust execution aided by greater common order values, improved combine, a shift to the 1P mannequin and advantages from previous investments. Second, Deepinder Goyal stepping down as CEO and handing over the position to Albinder Dhindsa was highlighted as a governance milestone, although Jefferies mentioned there can be no near-term operational affect, with each persevering with their current duties.
Everlasting Q3 snapshot
Everlasting’s consolidated web revenue jumped 73% YoY to Rs 102 crore from Rs 59 crore in Q3FY25, whereas the underside line rose 57% sequentially.Adjusted EBITDA elevated 28% YoY to Rs 364 crore and surged 63% QoQ from Rs 224 crore in Q2FY26. B2C NOV grew 55% YoY and 11% QoQ to Rs 25,732 crore, crossing Rs 1 lakh crore on an annualised foundation.
Income from operations surged 202% YoY to Rs 16,315 crore in Q3FY26, in contrast with Rs 5,405 crore a yr in the past, and rose 20% quarter-on-quarter.
Meals supply NOV progress continued to recuperate, rising 17% YoY and 4.5% QoQ in Q3FY26, marking the second straight quarter of acceleration after bottoming at 13.1% YoY progress in Q1FY26.
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