financial statement for FY24-25!

Tata Consumer Products delivered a robust financial performance in FY25, marked by healthy growth across revenue, profitability, and business segments. The company reported total revenue from operations of ₹17,618 crore, reflecting a strong 16% year-on-year increase, underpinned by a solid 9% organic growth. This growth was driven by a combination of expanding core categories such as tea, coffee, and salt, alongside rising contributions from the fast-growing foods portfolio, including Tata Sampann, Soulfull, Capital Foods, and Organic India. The consolidated EBITDA margin stood resilient at ₹2,502 crore, representing an 8% increase year-over-year, showcasing operational efficiencies and effective cost management amid rising input costs.

Net profit for the group touched ₹1,287 crore, climbing 6% compared to the previous fiscal year, indicating steady bottom-line expansion despite macroeconomic challenges. The fourth quarter of FY25 was particularly strong, with revenues rising 17% year-on-year to ₹4,608 crore and quarterly net profit surging 64% to ₹349 crore, demonstrating accelerated momentum driven by targeted initiatives and product innovations.

From a segment standpoint, India Beverages continued its growth trajectory across core and emerging categories, with tea and coffee volumes supported by new premium and ready-to-drink variants. The Tata Salt portfolio experienced significant upside, driven notably by value-added salt variants which grew at a healthy 31% in Q4 alone. The India Foods business also performed well, with Tata Sampann and Tata Soulfull products contributing robustly, supported by new launches and increased penetration. The contribution of growth businesses—those focused on newer or adjacent categories such as plant-protein supplements and ready-to-eat foods—reached an impressive 28% of India business revenues, underscoring the success of the company’s diversification strategy.

International markets witnessed modest growth of 7% for FY25; however, adjusted for recent acquisitions, the organic growth stabilized at approximately 5%, reflecting ongoing investments and brand building in key geographies like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. The company also continued its expansion of Tata Starbucks by adding 58 new stores during the year, tapping into increasing consumer demand for premium café experiences.

Tata Consumer Products’ ability to maintain consistent growth was supported by its strong focus on innovation, health and wellness, premiumization, and sustainability—strategic pillars that resonate well with evolving consumer preferences. Product launches such as fortified salts, functional beverages, plant-protein supplements, and convenient healthy snacks complemented the robust distribution and marketing efforts, enabling the company to capture larger wallet share.

Overall, FY25 reflects Tata Consumer Products’ successful execution of its multi-pronged growth strategy, combining organic expansion, innovation-led product development, and strategic acquisitions to build a diversified portfolio that drives both top-line and bottom-line growth in a challenging FMCG environment. The company remains well-positioned to capitalize on emerging consumer trends and deepen its presence both within India and internationally going forward. Sources:Mint