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Green coffee price volatility post-Tet holidays
View Risks →CCL Products delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹1,053 crore (+38% YoY) and PAT of ₹100.26 crore (+59% YoY), driven by ~20% volume growth and stable pricing.
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CCL Products delivered a strong Q3 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹1,053 crore (+38% YoY) and PAT of ₹100.26 crore (+59% YoY), driven by ~20% volume growth and stable pricing. EBITDA margin expanded ~110 bps to 17.8% as cost pass-through and operational efficiencies kicked in. Domestic branded sales reached ₹180 crore for the quarter, growing 40-50% YoY, with distribution now at 1.4 lakh outlets. Management reiterated confidence in sustaining 18-20% volume growth for FY26, with EBITDA per kg improving to ₹135-140. Debt reduced to ₹1,448 crore (net ₹1,248 crore), ahead of the ₹1,250 crore March target. Key risk: green coffee price volatility post-Tet holidays could disrupt customer ordering patterns and working capital assumptions.
CCL प्रोडक्ट्स ने तीसरी तिमाही में शानदार प्रदर्शन किया। कंपनी की कुल कमाई ₹1,053 करोड़ रही, जो पिछले साल से 38% ज्यादा है। मुनाफा ₹100.26 करोड़ रहा, जो 59% बढ़ा। इसकी वजह बिक्री में 20% का उछाल और कीमतों का स्थिर रहना है। कंपनी का मुनाफा मार्जिन 17.8% हो गया, क्योंकि लागत कम करने और कामकाज में सुधार हुआ। घरेलू ब्रांडेड बिक्री ₹180 करोड़ रही, जो 40-50% बढ़ी। अब 1.4 लाख दुकानों पर उत्पाद मिलते हैं। कंपनी को FY26 में 18-20% बिक्री बढ़ने की उम्मीद है। कर्ज घटकर ₹1,448 करोड़ रह गया। मुख्य जोखिम: त्योहारों के बाद कॉफी की कीमतों में उतार-चढ़ाव से ऑर्डर और कामकाज प्रभावित हो सकता है।
Green coffee price volatility post-Tet holidays
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Read Transcript →Volume growth contributed ~20% of the 38% revenue growth; the rest was value growth from higher coffee prices.
Improved from earlier levels; management expects to maintain this range going forward.
Branded sales for 9M FY26; full-year guidance of ₹430-440 crore.
Reduced from ~₹2,000 crore a year ago; net debt at ₹1,248 crore, ahead of March target.
Management revised the earlier 15-20% EBITDA growth guidance to approximately 25% for FY26, driven by strong volume growth and margin expansion.
Management expects to maintain 18-20% volume growth for the full year, with Q4 likely similar to the 9-month run rate.
Branded sales are expected to close at ₹430-440 crore for FY26, with 9M already at ₹330 crore.
Management reiterated the debt guidance of ₹1,250 crore by end of FY26, already achieved ahead of schedule.
Management expects full-year EBITDA growth to land at the upper end of the 15-20% guidance range, driven by volume growth and operational efficiencies.
Long-term volume growth guidance remains 10-20%, with H1 FY26 achieving ~15% volume growth.
Management aims to double direct retail outlet coverage from ~1.5 lakh to 3 lakh within three years, supported by portfolio expansion.
If farmers hold stocks after Tet, prices could spike again, disrupting customer ordering patterns and working capital.
Q4 FY25 was a high base quarter; volume growth may moderate, though management expects similar trajectory.
The plant-based meat category underperformed and was shut down; re-entry into protein category is uncertain.
Rupee depreciation could create minor exchange losses, though naturally hedged via imports.
Green coffee prices remain volatile due to conflicting crop reports from Vietnam and Brazil, impacting customer sentiment and contract duration.
High US tariffs on Indian coffee persist, though mitigated by diverting business to Vietnam. Any escalation could affect competitiveness.
New capacity utilization is only 15-20%, and full ramp-up may take 3-4 years, potentially limiting near-term margin expansion.
B2C EBITDA margins are maintained at 5-6% as profits are reinvested into brand building and new categories, delaying margin improvement.
Management revised the earlier 15-20% EBITDA growth guidance to approximately 25% for FY26, driven by strong volume growth and margin expansion.
If farmers hold stocks after Tet, prices could spike again, disrupting customer ordering patterns and working capital.
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