Net profit grew 4% sequentially from Rs 654 crore in Q2FY26, while revenue grew 3% quarter-on-quarter compared to Rs 4,841 crore the company posted in the July-September quarter of FY26.
The company incurred expenses of Rs 4,108 crore, up from Rs 4,006 crore in Q2FY26 and higher than Rs 3,875 crore in Q3FY25. This translates into an increase of 2.5% quarterly and 6% annually. Expenses were incurred for materials consumed, financing costs and employee benefits.
For the nine-month period ended December 31, 2025, consolidated revenue stood at Rs 14,172 crores, growing 7.7%, while net profit stood at Rs 1,857 crores, growing 14.7% over the same period last year.
Management speaks
Commenting on the company’s performance, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Rakshit Hargave said the consolidated sales growth during the quarter, with earnings growing at a faster pace, underlines a return to healthy growth, driven by strong momentum in both the biscuits and adjacent categories, in addition to a relatively stable commodity environment.
While the biscuit industry remains below stabilization in terms of price levels following the reduction in GST rates, activity grew by 12% in November and December on the back of continued investments in media to strengthen brand visibility, enhancing our product portfolio through innovations such as the 50-50 Dipped range and serving a broader consumer base with offerings such as ‘Veg’ cake variants and ‘Doodh’ Marie Gold, among others, Hargave said.
“Going forward, we remain focused on building a stronger ‘Britannia’ through elevated brand experiences and sustainable investments, alongside distinctive and localized product innovations designed to meet diverse demographic and cultural preferences across the country,” the MD & CEO said.
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