Mumbai: Tata Consumer Products Ltd has reported a 15% year-on-year increase in revenues for Q3 FY26, as the company has consolidated its presence in the beverage and food businesses through its acquired brands, Ching’s Secret and Organic India.
During the quarter, Tata Consumer has seen its net profits rise to ₹385 crore a 36% year on year (YoY) growth from the same quarter last year. The company’s packaged beverages business grew at 3% with its coffee division recording a standout growth of 40% for the quarter. Its India Foods division grew at 19%, with salt revenues growing steadily at 14% on the back of strong volume growth. Its staples brand, Tata Sampann, grew 45% while its various products under the Ching’s Secret brand saw steady growth, with the company launching premium versions across the quarter.
Its international business too grew steadily, with revenues rising 11% in constant currency terms with Tetley remaining the fastest growing brand in Canada. In the US, its Eight O’Clock coffee brand continues to gain significant market share.
Despite increasing pressures due to rising coffee prices, Tata Consumer consolidated its Tata Coffee Brand, launching new flavours and innovative products. Its Starbucks JV also saw a 7% YoY revenue growth, despite rising competition. It continued to expand the brand, reaching the 500-store milestone by December 31, 2026.
“Q3FY26 marked another quarter of strong, broad-based performance for Tata Consumer Products, led by healthy volume-led growth and sustained momentum across our core as well as growth businesses. Our India Branded business delivered double-digit underlying volume growth, with Foods and Beverages continuing on a strong trajectory driven by strong execution, portfolio expansion and premiumization. We are encouraged by the consistent performance in our Foods business, the accelerating momentum in Tata Sampann and Ready-to-Drink, and the steady gains in our International business, particularly in coffee.
Innovation remains a key growth engine, with 15 new launches during the quarter across Health & Wellness, Convenience and Premium segments. With improving margins, disciplined execution and a sharper focus on high-growth categories, we remain confident in our strategy to build a more agile, innovation-led and profitable consumer business for the long term.” Sunil D’Souza, Managing Director & CEO of Tata Consumer Products, said in a press release.
