What was filed
Tata Consumer Products released a press release on its unaudited consolidated results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, filed under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Regulations. The company described a quarter of double-digit topline growth driven by volumes, with profit growing faster than revenue. These are management's own characterisations from an unaudited results release, not audited accounts.
Where the growth came from
The story of the quarter, per the filing, is a shift in mix toward faster-growing lines. The company's 'Growth businesses' expanded 47% and now account for 36% of the India business. Within these, Tata Sampann and the Ready-to-Drink portfolio posted the strongest gains, while Capital Foods and Organic India also grew at double-digit-plus rates. In the core, salt and coffee grew, India tea volumes rose modestly, and tea revenue fell as the benefit of lower tea cost was passed on to consumers.
The international business grew in reported terms but far less in constant currency, indicating currency effects carried much of the headline. Tata Starbucks ended the quarter with 498 stores in India after opening four new outlets, including two Reserve stores.
Profit ahead of revenue
The company reported that both EBITDA and net profit grew faster than revenue, and management attributed part of this to the international business being margin-accretive. The filing also cited 14 new product launches during the quarter as a continuing growth driver.