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₹14,916 Cr
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Titan delivered a strong Q4 FY25 with ~20% retail growth in jewelry, driven by ticket size inflation from rising gold prices, though buyer growth remained muted in lower price bands. The company reported 11.6% domestic jewelry EBITDA margin, benefiting from operating leverage and contango gains, but management reiterated a 11%-11.5% margin guidance for FY26. Studded jewelry saw buyer growth outpacing gold, aided by portfolio expansion and lower-caratage launches. Management guided for healthy double-digit growth in FY26, supported by wedding season, tax benefits, and infrastructure spending. Key risks include sustained gold price volatility impacting volume demand and potential margin compression from competitive discounting.
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Guidance to track
- Management targets high double-digit growth, driven by ticket size or buyer growth, with positive tailwinds from wedding season, tax benefits, and infrastructure spending.
- Despite Q4 margin of 11.6%, management maintains 11%-11.5% margin guidance for FY26, citing uncertainties in gold prices and competitive intensity.
- Plus 50-60 store renovations/relocations to drive growth in existing catchments.
Risks flagged
- Sustained high gold prices may continue to suppress buyer growth in lower price bands, affecting volume growth.
- Unhedged competitors offer heavy discounts on making charges, pressuring margins and market share.
- Rapidly falling LGD prices and unclear customer preferences pose a risk to natural diamond demand and margins.
- Higher gold prices increase inventory carrying costs and working capital requirements, pressuring return ratios.
Key quotes
- We would welcome any gold price correction because a lot more customers will come into the market.
- Our priority to continue to grow top line and acquire customers is the highest. Sometimes we may be willing to invest some of that margin into growth.
- We are still seeing customers are a little unsure. We need to be clear what is the value proposition we need to offer to the customer.
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