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Revenue
₹3,741 Cr
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Revenue YoY
12%
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EBITDA
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Tata Consumer delivered a strong Q1 FY24 with 12% revenue growth and 19% EBITDA growth, driven by double-digit growth in India business and margin expansion of 80bps. India beverages grew 10% (volume +3%), India foods 24% (volume +6%), and growth engines (NourishCo, Soulfull, Sampann) surged 58%, now contributing 20% of India revenue. International business grew 7% with EBIT up 11%, aided by cost restructuring. Management remains cautiously optimistic on demand recovery but flags monsoon/El Niño risks and softness in international volumes. Key risk: tea price volatility and potential market share loss in low-end segments due to aggressive pricing.
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Guidance to track
- Management targets four-digit revenue for NourishCo in FY24, up from INR 600 Cr in FY23.
- NourishCo expected to come close to profitability on a fully loaded P&L by end of this fiscal year.
- NCLT process in final stages; integration expected to complete in FY24, with first part (extraction) this year.
Risks flagged
- Tea prices have not declined as expected due to heatwave in Assam, potentially limiting margin expansion.
- Aggressive pricing led to 20bps share loss in salt and 50bps in tea (MAT), with regional players gaining.
- Volumes in UK, US, and Canada remain soft; US coffee volume down 12% and Canada revenue down 7%.
- Management cautious on rural recovery due to uncertain monsoon and El Niño effects.
Key quotes
- We had a strong quarter with double-digit growth of 11% in constant currency, reported 12%.
- We are in the middle of an NCLT process, in the final stages. We do expect approvals to come through soon.
- We do expect them coming close to profitability on a fully loaded P&L by the end of this year.
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