Britannia Industries (BRITANNIA) Q4 05/06 earnings summary
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Q4 05/06 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Gross sales rose 13% to Rs 18,179 mn; operating profit increased 7% to Rs 1,762 mn, while profit after tax fell 2% to Rs 1,464 mn after exceptional items.
Market share held at 31.7% by volume and 38.8% by value amid intense competition and higher commodity and fuel costs.
Six new products were launched, the Rudrapur factory began commercial production, and supply-chain initiatives supported growth and cost control.
Financial highlights
Gross sales reached Rs 18,179 mn, up 13% YoY; net sales were Rs 17,133 mn versus Rs 15,095 mn.
Operating profit was Rs 1,762 mn, up 7%; operating margin was 10.3% versus 10.9%, pressured by input inflation.
PBT before exceptional items was Rs 1,958 mn, down 19%; PBT after exceptional items was Rs 2,007 mn, down 9%.
PAT after exceptional items was Rs 1,464 mn, down 2%; EPS was Rs 59.96 versus Rs 60.59.
Excluding exceptional items, PAT was Rs 1,432 mn versus Rs 1,466 mn; NOPAT increased 19%, reflecting operating management.
Outlook and guidance
Biscuit industry growth of 11–13% was expected to continue into the coming year, supported by economic buoyancy and consumer demand.
Commodity and fuel prices were expected to remain high, with aggressive pricing and promotions likely to pressure industry profitability.
Priorities included profitable growth through brand, pack and channel mix; further investment in brands, supply-chain efficiency and adjacent bakery categories.
Capacity expansion was continuing at Rudrapur and other manufacturing locations to meet buoyant demand.
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