BSE filing shows net profit ₹467 crore, beating the ₹456 crore estimate. Revenue hit ₹5,661 crore, ahead of the ₹5,605 crore forecast. EBITDA rose 16.5% to ₹783 crore, margin 13.84% versus 13.5% a year earlier.
India branded volume grew 11% underlying. Growth‑businesses revenue jumped 40%, with Tata Sampann up 57% and ready‑to‑drink 47%. D’Souza noted that these segments now contribute 38% of India business.
Tata Salt revenue grew 15%, while tea volumes remained flat, pricing narrowing the volume‑value gap. Export revenue grew 7% YoY but fell 2% in constant currency. In the UK, Tetley outperformed; in Canada, the brand gained share.
D’Souza highlighted 22 new products across health, convenience and premium segments. Digital AI initiatives are rolling out to boost sales efficiency. The firm projects sustained volume‑led expansion and maintains a positive outlook for FY27.