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Tata Consumer rallies 4% on heavy volumes post price cut of tea brands

Tata Consumer stock at 2-month high; FMCG companies could see an improvement in their gross profit margin in the second and third quarters of fiscal 2026, amid soft commodity prices.

Tata Consumer Products rolls out price cuts across many of its tea brands

Tata Consumer Products has reduced tea prices across brands as bulk rates ease, with margins set to recover by Q3 and plans to expand rural reach and premium portfolio

Nomura bets on Marico, Tata Consumer, Britannia on hopes of margin boost

Brokerage expects gross-profit-margin (GPM) improvement in Q2FY26 but warns that month-on-month raw-material (RM) upticks could revive price hikes from Q4

Tata Group CEOs see broad-based FY25 pay hikes led by growth sectors

Top Tata Group executives saw an average 19.2% pay hike in FY25, driven by profit growth in consumer, hospitality, and tech units, while heavy industries stayed muted

Nomura's top FMCG picks: GCPL, Marico, Tata Cons to gain from rural revival

With the 2025 monsoon tracking above normal and kharif sowing gaining momentum, the brokerage expects these FMCG names to benefit from a broad-based recovery in volumes.

HDFC Bank, Delhivery; why Motilal Oswal is bullish on these 6 stocks?

Stocks to buy: Motilal Oswal's research desk recommends HDFC Bank, Delhivery, Tata Consumer Products and others; check full list here

Tata Consumer may find buffer in margins despite mixed Q1 results

Q1 results fell short of Street estimates. Strong growth in the company's core tea and salt businesses failed to offset the sluggish performance in its growth portfolio, dragging down overall numbers

Tata Sons invested ₹1 trn in group firms in 5 years: N Chandrasekaran

Group firms undertook capex and investments of over Rs 4.5 trn, says chairman of conglomerate

Tata Consumer Products shares rise 4% post Q1: Should you stay invested?

Tata Consumer Products Q1 review: In the June quarter (Q1FY26), Tata Consumer Products registered a 15 per cent jump in the consolidated net profit; here's what brokerages recommend

How to trade Dr Reddys, Tata Consumer, Bajaj Housing post Q1 results?

Technical charts hint at a likely positive bias for Dr Reddy's stock, while a negative outlook for Tata Consumer. Bajaj Housing Finance is likely to remain range-bound.

FMCG major Tata Consumer Products Q1 profit increases 15.1% to ₹334 crore

Driven by strong growth in tea, salt and Tata Sampann, Tata Consumer Products posted Rs 334 crore profit in Q1, with coffee up 67 per cent and foods revenue rising 14 per cent

Tata Consumer Q1 results: Profit misses estimates, tea costs hit margins

Net profit came in at ₹334 crore ($38.7 million) for the quarter ended June, compared with analysts' average estimate of ₹356 crore, according to data compiled by LSEG

Q1 results today: Infosys, Dr. Reddys Lab, Bajaj Housing among 60 companies

Q1 FY26 company results: Mahindra Holidays & Resorts, Aditya Birla Real Estate, Tata Consumer Products, and Bajaj Steel will also release their April-June quarter earnings reports today

Tata Consumer products keeps its 'antennae up' for strategic buys

At the company's AGM, P B Balaji said Tata Consumer is transforming into a future-ready FMCG powerhouse, led by AI adoption, health-conscious offerings and innovation

Embedding AI into ops will lead next phase of value creation: TCPL

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming almost every function in the FMCG sector and investments in digital ecosystem will help Tata Consumer Products operate with greater precision and speed, a senior company official said on Wednesday. Stressing the importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI), TCPL CFO P B Balaji while chairing the company's AGM, said the companies that embed AI deeply into operations will lead the next phase of value creation. Artificial Intelligence is also rapidly transforming every function, right from demand forecast to inventory optimisation and pricing resilience to pricing intelligence, Balaji said, adding that digital first marketing and hyper-personalisation are rewriting the brand playbook in the FMCG sector. TCPL, the Tata group FMCG arm, is "leveraging these trends with a bold strategy, disciplined execution and ambition to build a future-ready FMCG powerhouse." "Our investments in AI, talent, and the digital ecosystem will help us operate wit

Emami, HUL, ITC: Is early monsoon good news for FMCG stocks? Analysts weigh

Early monsoon could be beneficial to agri-related and/or staple-focussed FMCG companies, while it may hurt those FMCG players that are more skewed towards summer portfolios.

India a bright spot for growth amid global volatility: N Chandrasekaran

Tata Consumer Products chairman highlights India's stable macro outlook, structural reforms, and emerging trends like GenAI and quick commerce in FY25 report

Tata Starbucks FY25 losses widen to Rs 135.7 cr; revenue rises 5%

Tata Starbucks' loss has widened to Rs 135.7 crore in FY25, but its revenue increased by 5 per cent to Rs 1,277 crore, according to the latest annual report of Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL). Tata Starbucks, which operates the QSR chain of Starbucks cafes in a 50:50 JV with TCPL and US-based Starbucks Corporation, had reported a net loss of Rs 82.16 crore in FY24. TCPL, which aims to have a network of 1,000 cafes by the end of FY28, is experiencing revenue growth, helped by the expansion of a number of stores. Starbucks has opened 58 net new stores and entered 19 new cities in FY25, taking the count to 479 stores across 80 cities. "The revenue from operations stood at Rs 1,277 crore, improved by 5 per cent...driven by a higher number of stores," TCPL, the FMCG arm of Tata Group, said adding that it has now become the largest organised cafe operator in India based on store count. The year witnessed demand softness in the overall QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) space. Consequently,

India a land of opportunity for both mass & premium: Tata Consumer MD & CEO

Coffee prices have been going up because both robusta in Vietnam is seeing a bit of issues and Arabica in Brazil is also seeing a bit of issues and therefore there has been a run up

Robust revenue growth, margin recovery ahead for Tata Consumer Products

While most brokerages have built in healthy revenue and profit delivery by the company over the next few years, the stock may not see much upside given high valuations