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₹26,920 Cr
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Titan delivered a superlative quarter with all businesses growing strongly, driven by a resurgence in buyer growth (+8% vs flat prior) aided by gold price-led urgency, wedding preponement, and successful exchange campaigns. The jewelry division saw 15-20% revenue growth guidance reiterated for the medium term, supported by formalization and brand strength. However, EBITDA margin pressure persists due to gold price mix shifts, with management noting sustainability is contingent on gold trajectory. The international business posted an 82 crore loss due to GCC disruptions, while Damas integration is on track. Key risks include gold price volatility impacting margins and potential demand pull-forward from wedding preponement. Overall, Titan's strategic initiatives (exchange, lightweight, gemstones) position it well, but margin visibility remains limited.
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Guidance to track
- Management reiterated 15-20% revenue growth for jewelry over a 3-5 year horizon, driven by formalization and brand strength.
- Management plans to provide more detailed margin and growth guidance at the investor day scheduled for June first week.
- Beyond (lab-grown diamonds) to scale from 2 stores to 10-12 stores in 2-3 cities, with Q1 FY27 openings planned.
Risks flagged
- Sustained high gold prices pressure product mix and EBITDA margins; management noted 10-20 bps margin erosion and uncertainty on sustainability.
- International business posted an 82 crore loss in Q4 due to unrest in GCC, impacting Titan's Middle East operations and Damas network.
- Analyst raised concern that wedding purchases advanced from FY27 could reduce future demand; management acknowledged but downplayed as 'noise'.
- ERP migration to Oracle Fusion caused operational challenges in Jan-Feb, impacting Valentine's sales; management confident of recovery but risk remains.
Key quotes
- We have ended the year with a superlative quarter for topline growth, perhaps our best ever in the recent past.
- If gold remains at the current rate, it is sustainable. But if gold continues to go up, we may have to keep making effort... beyond a point there will be impact on margin.
- Our sense is that perhaps we have gained about 50 to 60 bips is our sense on FI26 versus FI25.
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