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Titan Co Ltd, the country's leading branded jewellery and watchmaker, reported a 25 per cent year-on-year growth in its revenue for the September quarter of FY27, driven by performances across its jewellery, watches and eyewear segments. However, the growth momentum moderated on a sequential basis, with revenue growth in the September quarter at 25 per cent, compared with over 40 per cent in each of the preceding three quarters. Titan had reported 40 per cent growth in standalone revenue in the December quarter of FY26, which further accelerated to 46 per cent in the March quarter. It had reported 41 per cent revenue growth in the June quarter of FY27. In the September quarter, its jewellery division, which contributed 91.5 per cent of its over Rs 75,000 crore revenue in FY26, reported 21 per cent growth. Titan, which operates in the branded jewellery segment with its flagship brand Tanishq and other brands, including Mia, Zoya, beYon and CaratLane, said consumer demand remained ..
India's top IT companies are likely to report muted revenue growth and broadly steady margins for the July-September quarter as clients keep discretionary budgets tight, with focus on how quickly strong bookings turn into revenue and how far AI is deflating traditional services, analysts said. Research advisory UnearthInsight expects the top-five IT companies to grow 0.5-1 per cent quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter of FY27, with little improvement over the April-June period. "Q2 is not going to be any better than Q1... because we are not seeing any revival in client budgets or spending. Discretionary spending remains stuck amid geopolitical tensions, and decision cycles also remain long," Gaurav Vasu, Founder and CEO of UnearthInsight, said. Gartner sees the quarter as "somewhat stronger" than the previous one. It said this is largely on the back of previously awarded contracts moving into revenue-generating phases. "However, market conditions remain broadly unchanged, with
Avenue Supermarts, which owns and operates the retail chain D-Mart, reported an 18.4 per cent rise in standalone revenue from operations to Rs 19,206.18 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, 2026. The company had reported revenue from operations at Rs 16,218.79 crore a year ago, Avenue Supermarts said in a regulatory filing on Saturday. "Standalone Revenue from operations for the quarter ended (QE) September 30, 2026, stood at Rs 19,206.18 crore," the company said in its update at the end of the quarter. The total number of stores of the Damani-family-promoted retail chain stood at 518 as of September 30. This also includes its Sanpada, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra store, which is currently closed to customers due to reconstruction. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, D-Mart's revenue climbed 4.7 per cent. Its revenue was Rs 18,343.49 in the June quarter. Promoted by Radhakishan Damani and his family, D-Mart retails basic home and personal products across markets, including ...