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Carlsberg India's revenue fell to ₹8,708.8 billion in the 2026 fiscal year, while profit grew by 22%
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Carlsberg India's revenue fell to ₹8,708.8 billion in the 2026 fiscal year, while profit grew by 22%

Carlsberg India, which is preparing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO), reported a 2.2 percent decrease in revenue, amounting to ₹8,708.8 crore for the 2026 fiscal year. Nevertheless, its profit increased by 22%, reaching ₹534.51 crore.

According to financial data obtained through the business analytics platform Tofler, the company's total revenue, including other income, decreased by 2.25 percent to ₹8,814.96 crore for the fiscal year ending in March 2026.

Previously, in the 2025 fiscal year, Carlsberg India Ltd, part of the Danish brewing giant Carlsberg Group, reported operating revenue of ₹8,906.50 crore and a profit of ₹437.94 crore.

In July 2026, the company submitted confidential documents to the capital market regulator SEBI regarding the proposed IPO and received approval on October 1, 2026. Reports indicate that the upcoming public offering could attract up to $700 million USD.

In the 2026 fiscal year, royalties paid by Carlsberg India to its parent company increased by 13.23 percent, totaling ₹90.01 crore. Meanwhile, excise duty expenses paid to governments decreased by approximately 12 percent, reaching ₹4,816.83 crore in the 2026 fiscal year compared to ₹5,468.24 crore in the previous fiscal year.

Carlsberg India's expenses for 'Marketing and Advertising' decreased by 2.24 percent to ₹69.22 crore. However, costs for 'Sales Promotion' rose by 42.62 percent, reaching ₹848.71 crore compared to ₹595.07 crore in the 2025 fiscal year.

Carlsberg India's total expenses for the 2026 fiscal year decreased by 4 percent to ₹8,090.81 crore, whereas they amounted to ₹8,426.23 crore in the fiscal year ending in March 2025.

Consequently, 100 percent of Carlsberg India Ltd is owned by South Asian Breweries Pte Ltd, based in Singapore. This company is a subsidiary of Carlsberg South Asia Pte Ltd, which acts as the holding company for Carlsberg India.

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Sobha's profit fell by 54.5% in the second quarter despite record sales in the first half of the year
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Sobha's profit fell by 54.5% in the second quarter despite record sales in the first half of the year

The Bangalore-based developer, Sobha Limited, reported a significant drop in net consolidated profit by 54.5% in the September quarter. The profit amounted to ₹32.96 crore, according to results presented by the company on the Bombay Stock Exchange on Monday.

Concurrently, revenue from operations decreased by 31.3% year-on-year, reaching ₹967.06 crore compared to ₹1,407.66 crore the previous year. Looking at sequential changes, both profit after tax and revenue from operations decreased by 35.2% and 24.3%, respectively.

The company's EBITDA in Q2FY27 was ₹68.73 crore, which is 32.4% less than ₹101.64 crore in the same period last year. Nevertheless, the developer demonstrated strong sales performance, noting a growth of 47.2% in the first half of the financial year, and collections increased by 4.8% over the same period.

Jagadish Nangneneni, Managing Director of Sobha Limited, commented on the results, stating that the performance in the first half of FY27, marked by record sales, reflects consistent customer trust, the strength of the SOBHA brand, and the successful execution of the business strategy. He added that the second half of the year will be built on this momentum, supported by planned project launches, a strong development portfolio, and sustained demand for quality housing.

In Q2FY27, Sobha reported an average realization price of ₹15,522 per square foot. The company also specified that in the first half of FY27, projects totaling approximately 7.92 million square feet (msf) were launched, with an estimated sales potential of nearly ₹11,200 crore.

Nangneneni emphasized that the company's focus will remain on improving execution efficiency, maintaining financial discipline, and utilizing a unique reverse integration model to ensure superior quality and reliability. He expressed confidence in the company's ability to capitalize on emerging opportunities and create long-term value for customers and stakeholders.

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