Vintage Coffee & Beverages Ltd delivered a strong performance in the September quarter, reporting a 137% year-on-year jump in profit after tax to Rs 17.83 crore, backed by robust demand and improved operational efficiency. The company’s revenue for the quarter surged 90% to Rs 135.61 crore, while operating profit rose 120% to Rs 21.38 crore, according to a regulatory filing on Monday.
For the first half of FY26, the coffee manufacturer posted a profit of Rs 32.07 crore, a 166% increase over the same period last year. Revenue for the six-month period climbed 106% to Rs 237.22 crore, with operating profit up 138% at Rs 38.61 crore.
Chairman and managing director Balakrishna Tati said the company’s growth was driven by strong demand across product categories and better capacity utilization. “Despite a challenging business environment, we achieved significant progress in scaling our operations and improving profitability,” he said, adding that the company remains confident of maintaining its growth momentum in the second half of the fiscal.
Vintage Coffee is also ramping up its production capacity. It expects to commission an additional 4,500 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) of spray-dried and agglomerated coffee capacity by the end of FY26, which will raise its total installed capacity to 11,000 MTPA.
In a major step toward product diversification, the company plans to establish a greenfield freeze-dried coffee plant with a capacity of 5,000 MTPA by FY28. The project will be funded through proceeds from a recent preferential equity issue.
Tati added that equipment orders for the new plant have already been placed with a leading European manufacturer, covering about 70% of the total project cost, paving the way for future growth and premium product expansion.
