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₹3,800 Cr
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Revenue YoY
9%
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Tata Consumer Products delivered a strong Q3 FY24 with consolidated revenue growth of 9% and EBITDA expansion of 190 bps. India beverages saw tea volume growth of 2% (fourth consecutive quarter of positive volume), while India foods grew 5% volume and 13% revenue. Growth businesses (Sampann, NourishCo, Soulfull, Yumside) surged 42%, now contributing 17% of India business. International business recorded 11% revenue growth with EBIT up 23%. The company closed the Capital Foods acquisition and expects to close Organic India within 45-60 days, targeting integration within 100 days. Management guided for NourishCo to reach INR 900-1,000 crore for FY24 and aims to grow the contribution of growth businesses to 30% with 30% growth post-acquisitions. Risks include U.S. coffee category softness and volatility in coffee prices, which could pressure international margins.
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Guidance to track
- Management remains confident of delivering INR 900-1,000 crore for NourishCo in FY24, despite Q3 being seasonally weak.
- With the addition of Capital Foods and Organic India, management targets growth businesses to contribute 30% of India business, growing at 30%.
- Capital Foods front-end integration substantially complete; Organic India expected to close in 45-60 days, with full integration within 100 days.
- Management expects international business margins to improve and become accretive to overall margins, with U.S. showing progress in 6-12 months.
Risks flagged
- The U.S. coffee category is under demand pressure, and coffee prices remain volatile, impacting the branded coffee business.
- Analyst raised concern about overlapping brands (e.g., Sonnets vs Sampann, Himalayan vs Sonnets honey) potentially causing confusion and bandwidth drag.
- While integration is progressing, there could be hiccups in distributor transition and inventory cleanup for Capital Foods and Organic India.
Key quotes
- We've delivered another strong quarter of performance with consolidated revenue growth of 9%.
- Tata Salt recorded its highest ever monthly market share in December 2023.
- We are targeting to take that contribution to 30%, growing at 30%.
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