Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Decathlon India reports ₹65 crore loss in FY25
Decathlon India, a company that sells sports goods, had a loss of ₹65.03 crore in the last financial year.
However, their total money earned from selling things went up by 3.11% to ₹4,133.10 crore.
They spent more on advertising and plan to buy more things from India to sell around the world.
The company thinks India is a very important market and expects to sell almost a billion dollars worth of products here in the next five years.
They started making things in India in 1999 and began selling directly to customers in 2009.
Decathlon Sports India reported a net loss of ₹65.03 crore in FY25.
Revenue from operations increased by 3.11% to ₹4,133.10 crore.
Total income, including other income, rose by 2.84% to ₹4,182.05 crore.
Advertising and promotional expenses increased by 1.78% to ₹89.05 crore.
Decathlon plans to increase sourcing from India to $3 billion by 2030 and aims to make India one of its top five global markets.
- Who
- Decathlon Sports India, a subsidiary of French sporting goods retailer Decathlon
- What
- Reported a net loss of ₹65.03 crore in FY25 with a 3.11% increase in revenue
- When
- Financial year ended March 2025
- Where
- India
- Why
- Increased expenses and strategic investments in the Indian market
- Net Loss
- ₹65.03 crore
- Revenue from Operations
- ₹4,133.10 crore (up 3.11%)
- Total Income
- ₹4,182.05 crore (up 2.84%)
- Advertising and Promotional Expenses
- ₹89.05 crore (up 1.78%)
- Parent Company
- Decathlon SE (99.99% share)
- Global Sourcing Target
- $3 billion by 2030
- India's Share in Global Sourcing
- 8% (aiming for 15% by 2030)
- Expected Sales in India
- Near billion-dollar mark in next five years