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SUNDROPBRANDS Other 15 May 2026

Sundrop Brands Ltd — Q4 FY26

Sundrop Brands delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue growth of 11% YoY, driven by 12% B2B growth and 26% e-commerce growth.

bullish high
Revenue ₹387 Cr +11%
EBITDA ₹28 Cr
PAT ₹10 Cr
EBITDA Margin 7.3% +421bps
Duration 70 min

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2-Min Summary

Sundrop Brands delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue growth of 11% YoY, driven by 12% B2B growth and 26% e-commerce growth. EBITDA margin expanded to 7.3% (excl. one-offs and ESOP), a 421 bps YoY improvement, supported by gross margin expansion of ~4% from cost efficiencies. Core categories (popcorn, culinary, premium staples, Italian) grew 12-13%, with popcorn brand exceeding ₹400 cr and RTE now 34% of popcorn sales. Management guided for 150-250 bps annual EBITDA margin expansion, targeting double-digit margins by FY29, with synergy benefits of ~100 bps in FY27 and 150-200 bps in FY28 from ERP integration and distribution optimization. Key risk: edible oil inflation and competitive pressure in peanut butter and Italian segments could temper margin recovery.

Key Numbers

Popcorn brand net sales ₹400Cr+
+18% YoY

Popcorn brand crossed ₹400 cr net sales, growing 18% with RTE now 34% of mix.

E-commerce channel growth 35%
+35% YoY

E-commerce grew 35% in FY26; quick commerce driving RTE popcorn and pasta.

Core categories share of portfolio 62%
+1pp QoQ

Core categories (popcorn, culinary, premium staples, Italian) now 62% of portfolio, up from 61% last quarter.

Volume growth in Italian business 17%
+17% YoY

Italian portfolio (olive oil, pasta) grew 17% in volume despite value decline from price pass-through.

Management Guidance

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EBITDA margin expansion of 150-250 bps annually

Management expects 150-250 bps EBITDA margin improvement each year, with double-digit margins targeted by FY29.

margins
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Marketing spend to reach 8-9% of revenue over 2 years

Marketing investment will grow ahead of topline, reaching ~8% of revenue in 2 years, with core categories seeing double-digit spend.

growth
G

ERP integration completion in 12-14 months

Common ERP platform for Sundrop and Del Monte expected to be operational by June-August 2027.

other
G

Synergy benefits of ~100 bps in FY27 and 150-200 bps in FY28

Cost synergies from distribution optimization and back-end integration will deliver ~100 bps margin benefit in FY27 and 150-200 bps in FY28.

margins

Key Risks

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Edible oil inflation impacting margins

Rising edible oil costs in Q4 FY26 compressed material margins; management passed on increases but further inflation could pressure margins.

medium · management_commentary
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Peanut butter market share loss in modern trade and e-commerce

Peanut butter business declined 7% due to low-priced competitors and share loss in modern trade/e-commerce; recovery expected from Q2 FY27 but uncertain.

high · analyst_question
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Italian business value decline despite volume growth

Olive oil price deflation led to 4% value decline in Italian portfolio; value growth recovery depends on stable commodity prices and campaign effectiveness.

medium · management_commentary
R

Integration risks from ERP and distribution harmonization

ERP integration and sales force optimization over next 24 months may face execution challenges, potentially delaying synergy benefits.

medium · analyst_question

Notable Quotes

Our ambition will be to grow at least 4 to 5% higher than where we today are. And today we are reaching to about 5 to 6% of spends. In a longer play, I would want to be sitting at around 8 to 9% of spends.
Nitish Bajage · Group Managing Director
We are playing the strategy of profitable growth. We intrinsically understand and believe that marketing spend will be very critical for accelerating the growth.
Nitish Bajage · Group Managing Director
Our entire focus honestly is on building the category. We are today as a popcorn player we are doing a fair pricing. Of course bigger pack as I said enjoy bigger margins also but endeavor is to really drive on the consumption of popcorn categories.
Ashish Kumar Sharma · CEO and Executive Director