Tata Consumer Products reported consolidated revenue from operations of approximately ₹5,661 crore for the quarter ended 30 September 2026, up 14% year on year. The company’s 26 October release also showed higher earnings, while its international comparison changed depending on how currency movements were treated.
The figures below come from Tata Consumer’s official quarterly announcement. Source observed on . The release presents the headline rupee amounts as approximate figures.
The official consolidated financial statement, page 5, observed at , separately identifies group consolidated net profit and profit attributable to the parent’s owners.
| Measure | Official disclosure | Primary evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Consolidated revenue from operations | Approximately ₹5,661 crore; +14% year on year | Consolidated statement, pages 5–6 |
| Consolidated EBITDA | Approximately ₹794 crore; +18% | Quarterly announcement |
| Group net profit | Approximately ₹470 crore; +16% | Consolidated statement, pages 5–6 |
| India branded business | 11% underlying volume growth | Quarterly announcement |
| International revenue | +7% reported; −2% at constant currency | Quarterly announcement |
Why the currency comparison matters
Reported revenue reflects the currency translation used in the accounts. A constant-currency comparison aims to remove the effect of exchange-rate movements when comparing periods. The two measures therefore answer different questions; neither should be silently substituted for the other.
For Tata Consumer’s international business, the release reports 7% revenue growth but a 2% decline at constant currency. The reported increase alone does not establish growth after removing currency effects. Equally, the constant-currency decline should not be presented as a fall in the group’s total reported revenue.
Revenue, EBITDA and profit are different measures
Consolidated revenue covers the group included in the company’s accounts. EBITDA is earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation. It is not net profit or cash flow. The release labels the ₹470 crore figure “group net profit”; this report does not relabel it as profit attributable to the parent’s owners.
Using the rounded headline amounts, ₹794 crore divided by ₹5,661 crore is about 14.0%. That is an approximate EBITDA-to-revenue ratio calculated by CapKet, not a separately disclosed exact margin and not a net-profit margin. Rounding means it should not be used for a precise basis-point comparison.
What the results do—and do not—establish
India branded business recorded 11% underlying volume growth, providing a separate indicator from the group’s rupee revenue change. It does not mean every product category or market grew at the same pace. The international currency distinction also shows why a single group headline is an incomplete guide to individual businesses.
This report is based on the company announcement, not an independent audit of the underlying accounts. It makes no claim about a share-price reaction or future returns. Readers comparing periods should use the same revenue scope, accounting measure and currency basis.
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Exact primary-source capture times (UTC): Tata Consumer Products Limited — 2026-10-26T16:57:04.074Z; Tata Consumer Products Limited — 2026-10-26T17:15:42.710Z.
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