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Discounted valuations offset near-term headwinds for Tata Consumer
Source: Business Standard
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- ✓Tata Consumer Products reported a 16 per cent rise in profit after tax to ₹470 crore for Q2FY27.
- ✓The company launched 22 new products as it focused on high-growth segments.
- ✓Despite rising input costs, Ebitda grew 17 per cent to ₹780 crore, showing that discounted valuations helped offset recent market headwinds.
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- BUSINESS
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- India Economy
TCPL has generated double-digit revenue growth across segments (except tea) for the last five quarters. The portfolio is pivoting to high-growth segments like Sampann, Soulfull, Ready to Drink (RTD), Capital Foods, Organic India, etc. This should accelerate revenue growth. TCPL launched 22 new products in Q2FY27.
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