Titan Company, part of the Tata Group, wrapped up the March quarter with a consolidated net profit of Rs 871 crore — a 13% jump from Rs 771 crore in the same period last year. The gains were powered by a strong sales push across key segments.
Revenue for the fourth quarter stood at Rs 14,049 crore, marking a solid rise from Rs 11,472 crore year-on-year, as disclosed in its latest regulatory filing.
However, when zooming out to the full financial year, Titan reported a dip in annual profit. Net earnings for FY25 came in at Rs 3,337 crore, 5% lower than the Rs 3,496 crore posted in FY24. That said, total income soared 22% to Rs 57,818 crore, up from Rs 47,501 crore the previous year — a milestone year for the consumer brand that crossed the Rs 50,000 crore revenue mark for the first time.
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Commenting on the performance, Managing Director C.K. Venkataraman said, “Despite a volatile external environment, Titan recorded a standout year on the back of strong revenue growth. We continue to see rising consumer interest in premium products across our core businesses.”
The company’s analog watch segment remained on a firm growth path, thanks to innovation and premium product offerings. Titan’s eyecare division, which had been lagging, bounced back with double-digit growth in the last two quarters, positioning it well for FY26. Meanwhile, the fragrances division, led by the SKINN brand, made notable inroads with Indian consumers, showing encouraging traction through the year.
International expansion efforts are also gathering steam, with progress reported in both North America and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.
Looking ahead, Venkataraman said all verticals are now focusing on capturing more market share and evolving with consumer preferences.
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In a significant leadership update, Titan’s board has given the green light to appoint Ajoy Chawla — currently heading the jewellery division — as the next Managing Director, effective January 1, 2026. Venkataraman, who has been with the company since 1990 and took over the top role in 2019, is set to retire on December 31, 2025, upon reaching the official age of superannuation.
On the markets front, Titan’s stock closed 0.69% higher at Rs 3,363.45 on the BSE.
