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Bikaji Foods International Limited — Q3 FY26

Bikaji Foods reported Q3 FY26 revenue growth of ~11% YoY, with core ethnic snacks growing 30.5% and western snacks 20%+.

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Revenue ₹790 Cr +11%
EBITDA
PAT ₹62 Cr
EBITDA Margin 12.5%
Duration 50 min
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Bikaji Foods reported Q3 FY26 revenue growth of ~11% YoY, with core ethnic snacks growing 30.5% and western snacks 20%+. Volume growth was 8.4%, aided by ~1.5-2% from GST-driven grammage increases. EBITDA margin stood at 12.5%, with gross margins stable at ~35% despite ad spend of 4%. Management guided for 14-16% revenue growth in Q4, driven by GST benefits and strong demand. Key risks include potential raw material inflation (peanuts) and slower-than-expected recovery in focus states. The company is investing ₹131 Cr in capacity and formed a JV for premium bakery (Bikaji Bakes), targeting ₹100 Cr revenue in 3 years. 30.5% ethnic snack growth, 8.4% volume growth, 12.5% EBITDA margin, 52% capacity utilization.

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Quarter Snapshot

Volume Growth 8.4%
+8.4pp YoY

Volume growth for Q3 FY26, supported by GST rate cuts and grammage increases.

Direct Outlet Reach 1.35L
+46K YoY

Direct distribution reach increased to 1.35 lakh outlets, with most additions in focus states.

Capacity Utilization 52%
Flat YoY

Low utilization provides headroom for volume growth without significant capex.

Exports Growth 86%
+86pp YoY

Exports grew 86% YoY, driven by new accounts like Costco and expansion in US, Canada, Middle East.

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Top guidance Q4 FY26 revenue growth of 14-16%

Management expects 14-16% revenue growth in Q4 FY26, driven by GST benefits and strong demand momentum.

Top risk Raw material inflation (peanuts)

Peanut prices have seen an uptick, which could pressure gross margins if sustained.

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