United Breweries net profit surged 190% YoY to ₹136 crore, eclipsing the ₹68 crore estimate. The jump reflects a 190% rise from ₹69 crore in the prior quarter, signalling a sharp turnaround in profitability.
Revenue climbed 24% YoY to ₹2,536 crore, surpassing the ₹2,329 crore consensus. This 24% lift follows a 47% YoY raise last quarter, underscoring a steady top‑line acceleration.
Sell‑in volumes grew 16% year‑on‑year, while premium‑segment volumes surged 38%. Heineken Silver posted a 67% jump, and Kingfisher Ultra up 44%, illustrating the brand‑level strength of the premium push.
The firm captured market share in high‑margin states, notably Karnataka, and plans to amplify commercial spend in the next quarter to sustain momentum. It also highlighted a 300–400 basis‑point premium‑segment share gain over the past three years.
United Breweries reiterated a target for double‑digit net sales growth, with EBITDA and EPS expected to outpace revenue. It aims for low‑to‑mid‑teens EBITDA margins versus the current high‑single‑digit levels, and shares closed up 10% on the day.