New Delhi, April 23 (PTI) FMCG Major Tata Consumer Products Co., Ltd. (TCPL) reported on Wednesday that its consolidated net profit increased by 64.28% ₹As of the fourth quarter ended March 2025, at $34.872 billion, batch growth in domestic operations and medium pricing actions in certain portfolios contributed.
The company released its merged net profit ₹According to a regulatory filing by TATA Group’s FMCG agency TCPL, a year ago, $21.226 billion in January-March.
Its operating revenue grew by 17.34%, reaching ₹In the review quarter, $460.822 billion. exist ₹39.2694 million in the same period last year.
“If I look at the core categories, most of our business division categories do a great job. Of course, TEA is certainly a good story for the whole second half of the year,” Ashish Goenka, Group Chief Financial Officer of TCPL, told PTI.
In the reporting quarter, Indian beverage business revenue increased by 18.43% ₹2936.72 million, while international business rose 13.41% ₹1,193.68 million.
Its revenue came from “total brand business in March quarter”, up 17% ₹41.304 million ₹The corresponding quarter a year ago was 353.203 million.
TCPL’s brand portfolio includes tea, coffee, water, and a variety of other value-added businesses from India and international businesses.
In the quarter, TCPL’s Indian food business revenue grew 27%, excluding capital food rose 17%.
According to TCPL’s earnings statement, “Salt revenue increased by 13% and the value-added salt portfolio increased by 31%.
According to Goenka, TCPL’s salt prices rose last quarter.
“We have moderate batch growth. Now, given our execution quality and batch growth quality, the salt content also reached 5% in the quarter. The overall growth rate is 13%.
TCPL’s off-the-shelf (RTD) business grew at 10%, due to a strong 17%.
He added: “Given the competitive situation, RTD is struggling, I think we have taken corrections at the front end and corrected some cases that ended in a bid execution way, and we have seen a rebound.”
Tata Sampann’s portfolio continued strong momentum and grew 30% in the quarter, bringing its fiscal 25 to 29%.
Revenues from non-brand businesses include revenue from tea, coffee and other production in plantations and extraction businesses, also increased by 24.66%. ₹50.055 billion.
TCPL’s total expenses increased by 21% in the March quarter ₹418.035 billion.
The company’s total revenue, including revenue from other revenues, also increased by 17.63 billion yuan. ₹46.6473 million. exist ₹39.6539 million a year ago.
TCPL’s consolidated net profit increased by 5.9% in fiscal 25 ₹12.871 million.
Total revenue increased by 15.27% for the fiscal year ended March 2025 ₹1781.155 billion. This is ₹FY1545.147 billion FY24.
TCPL’s international business revenue grew 5% in the March quarter.
Commenting on the results, Sunil D’Souza, Managing Director and CEO, said: “We ended the year with a strong quarter, further accelerating the momentum. We grew 17% in the quarter’s highest period, bringing the fiscal year to 16%.”
He said the growth across India was widespread and the international business was in line with early trends.
In India, TCPL continues to strengthen its sales and distribution infrastructure and completes the launch of the next generation of listed platforms.
“The future channels, namely e-commerce and modern trade, continue to drive growth momentum,” D’Souza said.
Regarding innovation, D’Souza said TCPL has launched 41 new products this year, with the company’s innovation-to-sales ratio of 5.2%.
“Overall, despite the tough operating environment, we have achieved strong growth across the business and we will continue to drive consistent earnings growth as we move forward,” he said.
Tata Starbucks – a 50:50 joint venture between Tata Consumer Products Ltd and Starbucks Corporation – continues to expand its stores in India with a total number of stores in 80 cities of 479.
It added 6 net new stores this quarter and entered 6 new cities.
TCPL regarding its acquisitions of commercial-Capital Foods and Organic India, they continue to build momentum, with revenues growing by 19% over the year.
TCPL said in another filing that its board of directors recommended dividends ₹Shares per share are 8.25, which is fiscal year 1 and fiscal year 25.
TCPL shares settled on Wednesday ₹1,149.00 on BSE, up 1.14% from the previous closure of 1.14%.
