Britannia Industries Ltd reported on Thursday a growth in consolidated net profit of 10.82 percent, reaching 725.99 crore rupees for the September quarter of fiscal year 27. This growth was driven by an increase in sales volume.
According to regulatory filings from Britannia Industries, the company's net profit in July-September of last year was 655.06 crore rupees. For the September quarter, the company demonstrated a 16.6 percent growth in product sales revenue, amounting to 5,541.57 crore rupees.
In its earnings report, Britannia Industries indicated that the sales growth was 'due to a 13 percent increase in volume.' The company's operating revenue increased by 15.64 percent, reaching 5,597.79 crore rupees in the second quarter of fiscal year 27, compared to 4,840.63 crore rupees in the same quarter.
The company's total expenses amounted to 4,690.47 crore rupees, which is 17 percent higher in Q2 of fiscal year 27. Total income, including other receipts, grew by 15.9 percent and reached 5,671.30 crore rupees in the September quarter.
Commentary on Results
Rashit Hargave, CEO and Managing Director, commented on the results, noting: 'We maintained strong top-line momentum throughout the quarter, ensuring healthy double-digit growth in volume and value, which was widely distributed across channels and key states.' He added that the portfolio of bakery products and related goods, along with international business, showed strong acceleration, supplementing the growth of biscuits.
Hargave also stated that the company has consistently seen strong quarterly growth, achieving a top-line growth of 12 percent and a bottom-line growth of 22 percent. In the first half (H1) of fiscal year 27, Britannia Industries' total consolidated revenue was 10,732.68 crore rupees, which is 12.12 percent higher.
On Thursday, Britannia Industries Ltd shares closed at 5,000 rupees on the BSE, which is 1.70 percent higher than the previous close.


