Mumbai: India’s largest jewellery retailer, The Titan Company, has reported a net profit of Rs.1,091 crore in Q1FY26, a 52% rise from Rs.715 crore from the same period last year. Correspondingly, the company’s revenues also rose from Rs.13,266 crore last year to Rs.16,523 crore this time.
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These reports have pleased analysts, who were expecting a net profit growth of about Rs.893 crore, an 18% rise from their predictions. The company attributed this blockbuster performance to a steady demand for gold despite a steep rise in gold prices.
“Ql FY26 has been an encouraging start to the fiscal year with 21% consolidated revenue growth, demonstrating the strength of our diversified business model. Our Jewellery business continues to show remarkable resilience despite headwinds from elevated gold prices. Watches delivered one of its best-ever quarters, achieving exceptional performance in both revenue growth and margins.EyeCare has been clocking three quarters of double-digit growth, and we are confident of accelerating this momentum in the coming quarters as we expand our reach and enhance our product offerings. Our Emerging brands of SKINN, IRTH and Taneira have made substantial progress in optimizing their business mix and are well-positioned to capture greater market share. Our international operations continue to deliver strong growth, opening new avenues for expansion. We remain optimistic about our growth trajectory and our ability to create long-term value across all business segments”. Mr. CK Venkataraman, Managing Director of the Company, said in the press release to the bourses.
The company’s watch division also saw a record 24% income growth at Rs.1,273 crore. This growth, through their key Titan, Fastrack and Sonata brands, saw a healthy growth with many affluent customers looking to buy premium watches.
Its eyewear division, consisting of its Titan Eye+ and Runway brands, has also witnessed a 13% YoY growth due to seasonal demand for sunglasses, outpacing that of prescription glasses(lenses and frames).
Since its inception in 1984, Titan has been one of the Tata Group’s star performers, even though it accounts for just under 4% of the parent Tata Group’s overall revenues. Investors have also appreciated the company’s regular dividend payouts, with its 3.2% dividend yield. After the announcement, Titan’s share prices has risen 1% from the previous trading session.
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