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₹14,534 Cr
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Titan reported a strong Q2 FY25 with healthy growth across segments, led by jewelry (Tanishq, CaratLane, Mia) and analog watches. Jewelry EBIT margin fell 270bps YoY to 11.4% due to customs duty impact (~94cr), lower studded mix (solitaire weakness), and higher gold coin sales. Management revised FY25 jewelry EBIT margin guidance to 11-11.5% (from 11.5-12.5%), expecting H2 improvement from better diamond mix and CaratLane margin recovery. Analog watches saw double-digit growth driven by premiumization (above INR 5k). CaratLane crossed 300 stores and grew 41%. Management remains cautious on lab-grown diamonds, seeing no material impact yet. Key risk: sustained solitaire demand weakness and competitive gold pricing pressure.
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Guidance to track
- Management revised FY25 consolidated jewelry EBIT margin guidance to 11-11.5% from earlier 11.5-12.5%, citing H1 performance and gold mix trends.
- Tanishq added 22 stores in Q2 and 10-11 in October; target of 40-50 net additions for the full year.
- CaratLane currently at 301 stores; plans to add another 20 stores by end of FY25.
- Mia is on track to reach 250 stores by the end of the fiscal year.
Risks flagged
- Large carat solitaire demand remains under pressure due to price uncertainty, impacting studded mix and margins.
- Local and national players offered aggressive gold price discounts during festive season, potentially pressuring margins.
- Growing LGD adoption could erode natural diamond demand, especially in lower price points; management remains non-committal on entry.
- Additional inventory loss of ~INR 280cr expected in Q3 from customs duty cut, impacting reported margins.
Key quotes
- We are a category expert. We create brands, we create EBOs, and we play the game very differently.
- The moment lab-grown jewelry goes beyond 1 lakh, the customer interest significantly falls.
- We have not been impacted by whatever competitors have offered. They have continued to offer historically or some more aggressively.
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