India, May 10, 2026 : Consolidated Results of Tata Consumer Products delivers broad-based, volume – led growth; crosses Rs.20,000 crores revenue milestone in FY26.
Financial Highlights
Revenue from Operations grew 18% YoY in Q4 to Rs 5,434 Crores; FY26 revenue rose 15% to Rs 20,290 Crores.
Robust Underlying Volume Growth (UVG) for the India branded business at 16% for the quarter and 13% for the year
India Foods delivered strong growth of 21% for the quarter; bringing FY26 growth to 18%
India Beverages grew 4% for the quarter bringing FY26 growth to 8%
‘Growth businesses’ crossed Rs 4,000 crore in FY26, accounting for 31% of India business
International Business continued its momentum with 21% growth (11% in constant currency) for the quarter, delivering a strong growth of 16% (9% in constant currency) for the year
Consolidated EBITDA for the quarter at Rs 796 crores, up 27%, For the year at Rs 2,815 crores, up 12%
Group Net Profit for the quarter at Rs 424 crores, up 22%, For the year at Rs 1,547 crores, up 20%
Tata Consumer Products Ltd. today announced its results for the quarter ended 31st March 2026.
Dividend of Rs 10 per share recommended for the year, up 21% YoY Some of the key business updates are:
India
Beverages Business – Steady volume growth in Tea, Coffee and RTD recorded strong growth supported by new launches
· For the quarter, India tea volumes grew 4% with revenue marginally declining as the benefit of lower input costs were passed on to consumers. Coffee continued its strong trajectory with a revenue growth of 20% for the quarter.
· Summer led premixes – Tata Tea Gold Iced tea, Tetley Matcha Latte and Tata Coffee cold coffee were launched across the beverages portfolio.
· RTD (Ready-to-Drink) business delivered its 3rd consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, recording 23% revenue growth in Q4. The business entered the electrolyte beverages category, with the small pack launch of ‘Tata Electrolyte’ targeting affordability, trial and high frequency consumption occasions.
Foods Business – Strong growth across categories
· For the quarter, India Foods business revenue grew 21%
· Salt revenue grew 12% during the quarter supported by strong volume growth. This marks the fifth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth in Salt business.
· Tata Salt launched ‘Lo-Sodium’ Rock salt with 15% lower sodium, supporting a heart-healthy positioning.
· Tata Sampann recorded excellent momentum and grew 69% for the quarter with strong performance across categories.
· Tata Sampann expanded into protein snacking with Protein Crunch Makhana and Hi-Protein Edamame to cater to young, health-conscious consumers.
· Capital Foods expanded its portfolio with the launch of Manchurian and Schezwan Cup Noodles, strengthening presence in convenient snacking formats.
Innovation – Continued to power growth with 80 new launches during FY26
Innovation remained a core growth driver, with 80 new launches in FY26 across Health & Wellness, Convenience and Premiumisation. Innovation-to-sales stood at a best-in-class 4.5%.
