Vintage Coffee and Beverages Ltd delivered a strong financial performance in the third quarter of FY26, posting sharp growth across revenue and profitability as higher volumes and better plant utilisation lifted operating leverage.
According to its regulatory filing, the Hyderabad based coffee manufacturer reported revenue of ₹150.52 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, marking a 71 percent year on year increase. Operating profit rose even faster, climbing 83 percent to ₹27.64 crore, reflecting improved margins and efficiency. Profit after tax for the quarter stood at ₹19.11 crore, up 53 percent compared to the same period last year.
The momentum extended beyond the quarter. For the nine months ended December 31, 2025, Vintage Coffee recorded revenue of ₹387.74 crore, a 91 percent increase over the corresponding period in the previous year. Operating profit more than doubled to ₹66.25 crore, while profit after tax surged 109 percent to ₹51.18 crore, underscoring the scale benefits from rising demand and tighter cost control.
Balakrishna Tati, Chairman and Managing Director, attributed the performance to strong order inflows, disciplined execution and sustained focus on profitability across product categories. He said the company remains confident of maintaining growth in the final quarter of FY26, supported by ongoing capacity additions.
As part of its medium term expansion strategy, Vintage Coffee plans to commission an additional 4,500 metric tonnes per annum of spray dried and agglomerated coffee capacity by the end of FY26. This will take the company’s total installed capacity to 11,000 MTPA.
In parallel, the company is making a significant long term bet on premium coffee formats. Vintage Coffee has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Telangana to invest ₹1,100 crore in a greenfield project to be developed in phases. The first phase, a freeze dried coffee facility with a planned capacity of 5,500 MTPA, is currently under execution, with key plant and machinery orders already placed with European suppliers.
The new facility is expected to strengthen Vintage Coffee’s premium portfolio and support volume growth through FY28, positioning the company for the next phase of expansion in domestic and export markets.
