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Gold prices are expected to remain "elevated and volatile" due to geopolitical tensions, Titan said, but expressed optimism about the long-term growth prospects of the jewellery market on favourable demographics and its safe-haven appeal. Despite these challenges, the "outlook in India remains positive" due to favourable demographics and the continued relevance of jewellery as a store of value; however, "short-term demand fluctuations may persist", Titan said in its annual report. "Gold prices are expected to remain elevated and volatile, given ongoing geopolitical developments and global conflicts leading to macroeconomic uncertainties," said Titan, a JV between Tata and the Tamil Nadu government. The Tata group-managed firm also said these macroeconomic uncertainties arising from geopolitical developments could lead to shifts in demand patterns across customer segments. "In this environment, there could be shifts in demand segments and the Division will continue to prioritise mar

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But Markose is also revving up in the premium and luxury segment now

Titan said it will take another four to six weeks to assess the impact of higher gold import duty and the PM's appeal to reduce gold consumption on consumer sentiment

Motilal Oswal believes Titan is well-equipped to manage the situation through superior gold sourcing capabilities and a strong balance sheet.

Shares of jewellery companies like Titan and Kalyan Jewellers were dragging the overall index down after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech at a public event in Hyderabad over the weekend

Leading branded jeweller maker Titan Company is unconcerned about short-term gold supply issues due to West Asia conflict as its gold exchange programme and contingency sourcing plans are helping mitigate risks. Titan, whose FY26 topline crossed Rs 75,000 crore, said the company's gold exchange programme has been running successfully since the third quarter and it has further strengthened sourcing flexibility for its jewellery businesses. "...our gold exchange programme is very, very successfully being run from the last quarter three onwards. We always used to run this but now we have another level," CFO Ashok Sonthalia said while responding to a query around gold supply. He said the company has measures in place to respond to any supply-related challenges if required."On a short notice we can, if required, further ratchet it. Some of the other Plan Bs are also ready," he said. "We are at least not concerned in the short term as far as gold supply is concerned for Titan, Tanishq an

Total expenses of Titan jumped 85.16 per cent to ₹25,579 crore in the March quarter

The buying on the counter came after Titan released its March quarter (Q4FY26) business update on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, after market hours

Titan sees early wedding buying amid softer gold prices, with half of customers opting for old jewellery exchange as demand remains resilient despite elevated rates

The fall in gold prices, according to analysts, may actually support jewellery demand in the medium-term, even though it may create short-term pressure for some players

Titan's Helios Luxe has partnered with German watchmaker Alexander Shorokhoff to introduce limited-edition watches in India, targeting the country's fast-growing accessible luxury segment

Precious prices jumped after investors sought shelter in safe havens after the US and Israel attacked Iran over the weekend, adding to worries for equity investors

Volatility in gold prices has not deterred Indian buyers, with customers increasingly treating price corrections as opportunities to enter the market, similar to equity investors, Titan Company Managing Director Ajoy Chawla said. Many consumers who had earlier deferred purchases, being fence sitters due to rising prices, have now shifted strategy, choosing to buy during dips rather than wait indefinitely, he said. "People have burnt their fingers being fence sitters, so they are now using every correction to come into the market, as they do in the share market," Chawla told PTI. He acknowledged that volatility continues to mark the gold trade, but demand remains resilient. "Customers will try to participate. Those who missed out will try to come in," he said, underlining the strong sentiment around the yellow metal. Titan's jewellery division, which includes the flagship Tanishq brand, has benefitted from this trend, supported by product innovation and festive demand in the Decembe

Titan Company's Q3 performance was driven by its jewellery portfolio, which saw strong buyer engagement through exchange programmes, further supported by elevated gold prices, the company said

Leading watch maker Titan Company expects sales of luxury Swiss watches to rise sharply in India following the recent India-EU Free Trade Agreement, which has further lowered import duties on such products, said a top company official. The Tata group firm, which operates Helios and Helios Luxe formats, said Swiss brands will become more competitive in the domestic market as they pass on duty benefits to consumers. Its Swiss segment has been growing substantially and is in talks with more brands for its chain of Helios and Helios Luxe, Titan Watches Chief Sales & Marketing Officer Rahul Shukla told PTI. "Swiss watches will play a larger role, and the premium segment will drive the next phase of growth," he said. Duties on Swiss watches have already come down from about 22 per cent to 15 per cent under the India-EFTA FTA, which came into force on October 1, 2025. Switzerland is part of the four-nation European bloc EFTA. The India-EU FTA is expected to further reduce duties. "This .

CEO said buying for investment had peaked in the past one year

Titan's jewellery portfolio clocked a 41 per cent Y-o-Y growth in Q3FY26, driven by substantial average selling price (ASP) increases, offsetting flattish buyer growths.

Jewellery and watch maker Titan Co Ltd on Tuesday reported a whopping 40 per cent annual growth in its standalone revenue during the December quarter of FY26, aided by surging gold prices. According to the latest quarterly updates, the Tata Group firm said its jewellery division, which contributed around 85 per cent of its business, "clocked a robust 41 per cent YoY growth in Q3FY26". "Revenue growth was driven by substantial average selling price increases, offsetting flattish buyer growth," the company said. During the reporting quarter, its flagship jewellery brand Tanishq deployed a gold exchange offer to navigate the elevated gold price environment and sustained consumer engagement beyond the traditional festive window. About the buying pattern, Titan said "distinct consumer patterns" were observed across product categories. "Gold coins nearly doubled in sales v/s Q3FY25, reinforcing their strong investment proposition," it added. The gold (plain) category grew strongly in t