One of the country’s largest business houses, the Tata Group has earned crores by selling tea, salt and coffee in the first quarter of the current financial year. In fact, the consumer company of the Tata Group has released its quarterly results. The profit of which has seen an increase of 15 percent in the same quarter of last year. On the other hand, revenue has also seen a 10 percent increase in revenue. On the other hand, the company is also facing cost due to rising tea prices and fall in non -branded business due to the fall in coffee prices. Otherwise, there was more increase in profit. Let us also tell you what kind of figures of the quarter have been presented by Tata’s consumer company.
This was the company’s profit and revenue
Tata Consumer Products recorded a net profit of Rs 334 crore in the first quarter of FY 2026. This is 15 percent more than a net profit of Rs 290 crore in the same quarter of the last financial year. Meanwhile, the company’s operational revenue increased by 10 per cent to Rs 4,778.91 crore, which was possible due to the underlying growth of 11 per cent in Indian business, 6 per cent in international business and 6 per cent in non-branded business.
This company of Tata Group had earlier recorded an operational revenue of Rs 4,352 crore in the same period last year. However, the revenue is less than a survey estimate of Rs 4,849 crore. Between rising prices of tea, the company’s net profit is slightly lower than the average estimates.
The net profit on the standalone basis in the quarter ended June 30 was Rs 714 crore, which is notable than the previous year’s Rs 185 crore. It increased with a dividend income of Rs 464 crore from the subsidiaries. Standalone revenue also increased from 10 percent to Rs 3,529 crore from year to year.
Business struggling with rising cost
However, Tata Consumer’s Ebitda declined by 8 percent to Rs 615 crore on an annual basis due to rising tea prices in India and fall in coffee prices in non-branded business. The Consumer Unit of the Tata Group reported that the growing input cost has influenced the performance of its branded products such as Tata Tea and Tata Coffee.
The company said the operational performance of branded business was affected by the increase in tea and coffee prices at India and international level level, and the profit of non-branded business was affected by the reversal of the previous year’s reasonable price profit due to a decrease in the price of coffee terminals.
The profit of Indian business declined by 10 percent to Rs 291 crore on an annual basis, while the profit of international declined by 11 percent to Rs 156 crore in this quarter. The country’s largest tea brand lost its market share to 80 basis points. The company said that tea prices remain favorable, however, the approach remains optimistic.
Increase in beverage business
The company said in its press release that on the strength of strong growth in both tea and salt, the Indian business increased double digits. The company’s popular brand of Tata Consumer, Tata Purni, continued its strong pace, but the volume growth of the ready -to -drink business was affected by the unseasonal rains. The company further said that its international business saw a 5 per cent revenue growth in the CC term. During the quarter, the company registered a revenue growth of 12 percent for its India’s packaged beverages business. Its coffee segment saw a strong revenue growth of 67 percent. The company further said that its RTD (Ready to drink) business was affected by unseasonal rain and recorded a slight amount of 3 percent.