Titan Company Ltd shares rallied 5.02% to ₹3,174.05 in Monday’s trade after the company posted a 25% year-on-year growth in standalone revenue for the fourth quarter of FY25. The performance was driven by broad-based gains across all verticals, led by robust growth in the domestic jewellery business.
The jewellery division, Titan’s largest revenue contributor, grew 24% YoY, supported by rising gold prices. However, the higher gold rates led to a slowdown in volume from lower price bracket buyers, with the number of buyers increasing only in single digits.
The eyecare business recorded a 19% YoY rise in revenue, while the watches and wearables segment grew 22%. Other business segments, including fragrances and fashion accessories, delivered a 26% increase, with the latter alone contributing a 12% rise.
On the other hand, Titan’s ethnic wear brand Taneira posted a 4% decline in sales. The company added new stores for its brands during the quarter—most notably, 17 net additions for Caratlane, which posted a 22% revenue rise, driven by strong gold jewellery demand and 11% like-to-like growth.
Brokerages remain largely bullish on Titan with 21 “Buy” calls out of 35 ratings, citing diversified growth and strong execution.
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