Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Cashify Eyes Profit in FY26 Amidst Refurbished Smartphone Market Slowdown
Cashify, a company that buys and sells used phones, is doing well even though the overall market for used phones is shrinking.
Cashify expects its income to grow by a lot and its losses to shrink this year.
The company buys phones from people, fixes them up, and sells them in its stores and online.
The used phone market is slowing down because people are buying new phones in physical stores, which are more expensive.
Cashify plans to open more stores and sell other electronics like laptops.
They are also working with big companies to buy their old computers.
Cashify wants to become profitable by the end of next year.
Cashify anticipates a 20% revenue increase and reduced losses in FY25.
The organized refurbished smartphone market faces a downturn with a 7% sales decline in Q1 2025.
Cashify aims for profitability by the end of FY26 and plans to expand its retail footprint.
The company sources directly from consumers and sells through its stores and website.
Cashify is expanding into laptop refurbishment and targeting B2B opportunities.
- Who
- Cashify, its co-founder Mandeep Manocha, and the broader market for refurbished smartphones.
- What
- Cashify's financial performance and market position.
- When
- FY25 and plans for FY26, as well as the current market trends in Q1 2025.
- Where
- Gurugram, India, and the broader market for refurbished smartphones.
- Why
- Cashify is bucking the trend due to its business strategy, despite market challenges.
- FY25 Revenue (estimated)
- Rs 1,150 crore
- FY25 Losses (estimated)
- Rs 10 crore
- FY24 Revenue
- Rs 954.9 crore
- FY24 Losses
- Rs 53.3 crore
- Market Decline (Q1 2025)
- 7%
- Cashify Consumer Revenue
- 60%
- Cashify Retail Footprint (planned)
- Over 400 locations