Sunil D’Ouza, MD & CEO, Tata Consumer Products
Tata consumer products of rapid movement consumer goods (FMCG) reported an increase of 59 percent (₹ 344 million rupees) in consolidated net gains for the quarter that ended on March 31, helped by exceptional profits.
The company’s consolidated Ebitda for the quarter decreased 1 percent on account of higher supplies costs in India and international businesses. The company declared that the Ebita margin for the year was 14.2 percent, less than 110 bp, affected by the inflation of tea costs in India.
The company announced a dividend or ₹ 8.25 per action.
In the national business, 17.37 percent registered a strong growth in the category of drinks. The company declared that, excluding acquisitions, income growth was 12 percent, driven by an underlying increase of 13 percent in the Indian business, 2 percent in international businesses and 23 % in businessless businesses. There was an exceptional gain or ₹ 45 million rupees, as if Faire value profits or ₹ 120 million rupees in memory or contingent consultation.
The company declared that its electronic commerce channel grew by 66 percent and modern commercial records of 26 percent growth in the quarter. TCP launched 41 new products that change the year, and the Innovation to Sales for India was 5.2 percent.
Capital Foods and Organic India, acquired by Tata Consumer Products, registered a combined revenue growth of 19 percent. For the year, the combined revenues were ₹ 1,173 million rupees.
The company is not looking to enter new categories, but has declared that it will innovate and expand its product portfolio in the categories in which it operates.
Tata Starbucks, the company, added six new stores duration of the quarter and entered six new cities. The total number of Tata Starbucks stores is 479 in 80 cities.
“We provide a growth of the upper line of 17 percent in the quarter, which led to the growth of the fiscal year 200 to 16 percent. Although the RTD business was affected at the beginning of the year, we have reduced a strong rebound as we left the year of the year, with the strong yield in feroded growth. In India, we continue to use the development of a hard operational environment, ProvideMed, provire the forward, Sunilh’s eaves, “Sunilh, managing the director of Souy, the director of Souy, managing Sunily’s director.” o Tata consumption products.
Recovery margins/tea prices
The company made the price of prices throughout the year and anticipates that tea prices soften.
“We have spent 29 percent of tea costs throughout the year. We absorb 54 percent of the costs to make sure to remain competitive. In the future, we hope that tea costs soften and the margins return.
Recession in the international market
International commercial income grew by 5 percent. The company does not anticipate a significant impact of the recession on the international market.
“We do not operate in the discretionary category and we are present in the basic category of coffee and tea in the US market.
Posted on April 23, 2025
