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Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL), Wednesday, recorded a 15 % increase on an annual basis of the consolidated net profit at RS 331.75 Crore for the quarter closed on 30 June 2025 (Q1 Fy26), compared to RS 289.25 cror in the same period last year, said in an BSE deposit.
His revenues from the operations grew by 10 % on an annual basis at RS 4,778.91 Crore, increasing from RS 4,352.07 Crore in Q1 Fy25, according to the deposit.
The company also saw a sequential improvement compared to the March quarter, where the revenue stood at 4,608.22 RS.
“We provided constant growth of the upper line of 10 % in the exercise of the first quarter, with a growth of two -digit net profits,” said Sunil d’Ouza, CEO and CEO of Tata Consumer Products.
“During the quarter, we recorded two -digit growth in the business of the Core India through tea and salt supported by the growth of the volume,” he added.Categories of growth of Tata consumer products
The company’s business business has seen a continuous momentum between the basic categories, with Tata Sampann who has maintained a strong growth trajectory. However, the unfavorable weather conditions influenced the volumes in the ready to drink segment (RTD) and the transitional challenges influenced capital foods and organic India.
“Our goal is now aimed at the delivery of our aspirations in these activities through increasing advertising, innovation and expansion of distribution,” added D’Ouza.
On a consolidated basis, its total expenses have risen to RS 4,354.66 crores, with input costs and expenses of employees who have increased Yoy. Despite this, the company has managed to improve profitability with profits before taxes that increase to 465.42 RS from RS 447.85 Crore last year.
Tcpl has also seen a continuous force in its international activities, with margins that remain increased to India’s operations.
“In India, we continued to strengthen Omni-Channel skills including food and pharmacy services, with channels of the future, e-commerce and modern trade, demonstrating a robust growth,” he observed D’Ouza.
Tata Starbucks, the company’s joint venture, continued its expansion through Metros and smaller cities, ending the quarter with 485 shops in 80 cities.
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