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BRITANNIA Consumer 10 Feb 2026

Britannia Industries Ltd — Q3 FY26

Britannia reported a robust Q3 FY26 with revenue of ₹4,885 crore (+9.5% YoY) and PAT of ₹680 crore (+16.9% YoY).

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Revenue ₹4,885 Cr +9.5%
EBITDA ₹895 Cr +17.4%
PAT ₹680 Cr +16.9%
EBITDA Margin 18.3%
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Britannia reported a robust Q3 FY26 with revenue of ₹4,885 crore (+9.5% YoY) and PAT of ₹680 crore (+16.9% YoY). Growth was driven by a 50/50 split between volume and GST-led value realization, with November-December seeing ~12% growth. EBITDA margin expanded to 18.3% (operating profit ₹895 crore, +17.4% YoY) aided by benign commodity costs. Management highlighted five strategic priorities: sales efficiency, brand investment, innovation, fighting regional competition, and sustainability. Adjacencies (cake, rusk, croissants, wafers) grew in double digits, with e-commerce salience at high single digits and expected to reach early teens by FY27. Key risks include delayed GST transition by competitors causing channel disruption and potential volatility in wheat/flour prices post-harvest.

Key Numbers

Adjacencies Growth (Cake, Rusk, Croissants, Wafers) Double-digit growth
3x of biscuits in e-commerce

Adjacent categories growing in double digits; e-commerce salience 3x that of biscuits.

E-commerce Salience High single digits
Expected to reach early teens by FY27

E-commerce currently high single-digit share; management targets early teens by FY27.

November-December Growth Rate ~12%
50/50 volume and GST value

Clean months post-GST transition; growth split equally between volume and value.

Gross Margin Expansion YoY 530 bps
+530 bps YoY

Gross margin expanded 530 bps YoY due to benign commodities and lagged pricing.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q3 FY26 vs Q1 FY26
3 new guidance3 dropped3 new risk3 risk resolved
NEW
E-commerce salience to reach early teens by FY27

Management expects e-commerce share to move from high single digits to early teens by FY27, driven by category penetration and dark store expansion.

NEW
Adjacencies to benefit from increased brand investment

New CMO will drive umbrella branding for adjacencies (cake, rusk, croissants, wafers) with higher media spend and innovation.

NEW
GST price points expected to stabilize by end of Q4

Management expects most competitors to move to INR 5/10 price points by end of Q4, reducing channel disruption.

DROPPED
Revenue growth to remain transaction-led with volume-revenue delta of 6-8% for 2-3 quarters

Management expects the gap between volume and revenue growth to persist at 6-8% for the next two to three quarters as pricing benefits continue.

DROPPED
Capex to be ~INR 100 crore for FY26

Capital expenditure for the full year is planned at around INR 100 crore, significantly lower than prior years, given adequate capacity.

DROPPED
Gross margins expected to improve sequentially

With commodity prices stabilizing and price increases fully implemented, management expects gross margins to improve from Q1 levels.

NEW RISK
Delayed GST transition by competitors

Competitors have staggered moving to INR 5/10 price points, causing channel disruption and temporary market share loss.

NEW RISK
Wheat/flour price volatility post-harvest

CFO noted that flour prices depend on the upcoming crop season; any adverse weather could increase costs.

NEW RISK
Loss of state fiscal incentives

A one-time incentive from Bihar was booked this quarter; ongoing discussions for alternative incentives may not materialize.

RISK GONE
Execution risk in East region due to distribution restructuring

The shift to mega distributors in the East caused market share loss; recovery depends on successful change management.

RISK GONE
Volume growth deceleration vs peers

Volume growth was only ~2% in Q1, lower than some peers; management attributed it to pricing, but sustained low volume could signal demand weakness.

RISK GONE
SAR revaluation volatility impacting reported profits

A INR 52 crore charge from SAR revaluation hit PAT; future stock price movements could cause further volatility in reported earnings.

Management Guidance

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E-commerce salience to reach early teens by FY27

Management expects e-commerce share to move from high single digits to early teens by FY27, driven by category penetration and dark store expansion.

Management guidance growth
G

Adjacencies to benefit from increased brand investment

New CMO will drive umbrella branding for adjacencies (cake, rusk, croissants, wafers) with higher media spend and innovation.

Management guidance expansion
G

GST price points expected to stabilize by end of Q4

Management expects most competitors to move to INR 5/10 price points by end of Q4, reducing channel disruption.

Management guidance other

Key Risks

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Delayed GST transition by competitors

Competitors have staggered moving to INR 5/10 price points, causing channel disruption and temporary market share loss.

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Regional competition intensity

Regional players are gaining share in pockets due to benign commodity costs and aggressive trade schemes.

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R

Wheat/flour price volatility post-harvest

CFO noted that flour prices depend on the upcoming crop season; any adverse weather could increase costs.

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R

Loss of state fiscal incentives

A one-time incentive from Bihar was booked this quarter; ongoing discussions for alternative incentives may not materialize.

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Notable Quotes

We were first of the block moving to INR 10 and INR 5 with more biscuits.
Rakshit Hargave · CEO and Managing Director
We will be upping our investment on the brand. I believe that we need to do more.
Rakshit Hargave · CEO and Managing Director
We are already the second largest player in cheese slices after the market leader.
Rakshit Hargave · CEO and Managing Director

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Britannia's revenue in Q3 FY26?

Britannia reported revenue of ₹4,885 Cr in Q3 FY26, representing a +9.5% change compared to the same quarter last year.

What guidance did Britannia management give for FY27?

E-commerce salience to reach early teens by FY27: Management expects e-commerce share to move from high single digits to early teens by FY27, driven by category penetration and dark store expansion. Adjacencies to benefit from increased brand investment: New CMO will drive umbrella branding for adjacencies (cake, rusk, croissants, wafers) with higher media spend and innovation. GST price points expected to stabilize by end of Q4: Management expects most competitors to move to INR 5/10 price points by end of Q4, reducing channel disruption.

What are the key risks for Britannia in FY27?

Key risks include Delayed GST transition by competitors — Competitors have staggered moving to INR 5/10 price points, causing channel disruption and temporary market share loss.; Regional competition intensity — Regional players are gaining share in pockets due to benign commodity costs and aggressive trade schemes.; Wheat/flour price volatility post-harvest — CFO noted that flour prices depend on the upcoming crop season; any adverse weather could increase costs.; Loss of state fiscal incentives — A one-time incentive from Bihar was booked this quarter; ongoing discussions for alternative incentives may not materialize..

Did Britannia meet its previous quarter's guidance?

Of 2 tracked promises, management 0 met, 0 close, 2 missed.

Where can I read the full Britannia Q3 FY26 concall transcript?

The full earnings conference call transcript or source release is available on the linked source material. This page provides an AI-generated summary with filing verification status shown on the financial stats.