Tata Group firm Titan plans to open 18 new international stores of its jewellery brand Tanishq, primarily in the Gulf region, taking the total count to 25 by the end of this fiscal. Despite the operational complexities of opening stores in unfamiliar territories, the company plans to "aggressively expand" in FY24 across GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) region and the US market, given the evident consumer demand for Tanishq brand jewellery, said the latest annual report from Titan Company Ltd. "The company aspires to further strengthen its international presence to 25 international stores by the end of FY 2023-24, with growth primarily being driven by additions in the GCC region," said Titan. Tanishq, which increased the number of international Tanishq stores from 2 to 7 in FY23, has received a 'positive response' in global markets and now plans to expand its presence further, it added. "Tanishq aims to become the preferred jeweller in the NRI/ PIO markets by leveraging the pride tha
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The company's jewellery division witnessed a satisfactory performance and grew 21 per cent YoY in the April-June quarter
Stocks to Watch today, July 7, 2023: Titan Company has registered a 20 per cent year-on-year (YoY) consolidated revenue growth in Q1FY24
The company also said that the key categories of gold and studded grew well with no notable change in the overall product mix
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Titan's revenue to continue to record a healthy YoY growth over the next 2-3 years, driven by accelerated formalisation of the jewellery retail industry.
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Capital markets regulator Sebi on Thursday disposed of show-cause notices issued against 22 individuals as the allegation of violation of insider trading rules was not established in Titan Company Ltd (TCL) case. The order came after the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) in its ruling on February 7 had set aside Sebi's order against 22 individuals for violating insider trading norms in the shares of TCL and directed the regulator to pass a fresh order. In its latest order, Sebi said the 22 individuals (noticees) were "not designated employees" of the company and therefore, were not obligated to make disclosures under the PIT (Prohibition of Insider Trading) norms. Therefore, the adjudication proceedings against the noticees initiated through show-cause notices dated August 9, 2021 stand disposed of without imposition of any penalty, it said. In the matter, Sebi had initiated adjudication proceedings against the individuals for alleged violation of PIT norms in the scrip of Titan
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Zoya, the luxury jewellery brand from the house of Titan, is looking to more than double its revenue as well as the store count over the next three years from what it has done all through its 14-year history. Since its launch in 2009, Zoya has become a Rs 200-crore sub-brand in the Titan stable which grosses over Rs 40,000 crore annually, with seven showrooms -- the latest addition being just last week at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel here -- and an equal number of galleries. If everything goes as planned, and if the demand for luxury maintains the current growth momentum, we will have at least eight more boutiques by FY27, adding to our seven stores and seven galleries at present, CK Venkatraman, the managing director of Titan Company, which is a joint venture between the Tatas and the Tamil Nadu government, told PTI. On the investment side, he said each store commands at least Rs 40 crore, which means, they will invest over Rs 320 crore over the next three years. The investment in
The firm currently sees 26 per cent of its revenue come from diamond-studded jewellery
The quarter witnessed a strong festive consumer demand, Titan Company Managing Director C K Venkataraman said
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Leading jewellery and watchmaker Titan has recorded 12 per cent growth in its standalone business in the December quarter, led by "healthy consumer demand" spurred by a vibrant festive season. "The positive consumer sentiment helped all categories clock healthy double-digit growths despite a high base in the same period of last year," as per the quarterly update by Titan for Q3 FY23. The Tata group firm also continued network expansion by adding 111 stores in October-December, taking the total number to 2,362 at the end of the quarter. During the quarter, Titan Jewellery, which generally contributes more than two-thirds of its revenue, achieved 11 per cent Y-O-Y growth. "Healthy new buyer growths in the festive period, higher-value purchases in the studded category and unique new collections for the season helped the division achieve an 11 per cent growth YoY (excluding bullion sales)," said Titan. Sales from the studded category moderately outpaced the gold jewellery (plain) segm
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