Best Liquor Stocks in August 2025: Piccadily Agro, Tilaknagar Industries and More Based on 5Y CAGR

India's liquor sector continues to grow steadily, driven by strong domestic demand and government-backed efforts to boost exports. The evolving consumer landscape, premiumisation trends, and initiatives like ‘Make in India’ are further supporting the industry's outlook.

According to a study by Oxford Economics, the Indian beer industry alone contributed ₹92,324 crore (USD 10.6 billion) to the economy in 2023, accounting for 0.3% of national GDP.

The sector also generated ₹51,376 crore (USD 5.9 billion) in tax revenues, which made up 1.8% of total government tax receipts, these figures underscore the significant economic and fiscal role of alcoholic beverage companies in India.

In this article, we look at some of the best liquor stocks in August 2025, based on key metrics such as 5-year CAGR, net profit margin, and debt-to-equity ratio.

Best Liquor Stocks in August 2025 Based on 5Y CAGR

Note: The best liquor stocks listed above are sorted as per market capitalisation above ₹1,000 crore and are ranked as per 5Y CAGR as of July 31, 2025.

Overview of 5 Best Liquor Stocks in August 2025

1. PiccadilyAgro Industries Ltd

Piccadily Agro Industries Ltd. has entered the premium vodka segment with the launch of its new brand Cashmir. The company is targeting sales of 1 lakh cases over the next three to five years, with a 750 ml bottle priced between ₹1,800 and ₹3,500 depending on the market.

Known for premium whisky and rum under its Indri and Camikara brands, the company now seeks to capitalise on the rising demand for premium white spirits in India.

Key metrics:

• ROCE: 39.23%
• ROE: 38.43%

2. Tilaknagar Industries Ltd

Tilaknagar Industries announced a definitive agreement to acquire the Imperial Blue business division from Pernod Ricard India via a slump sale. This acquisition positions the company as a key player in brandy and whiskey, the two largest IMFL categories.

The move signals Tilaknagar’s aggressive growth strategy in India’s alcoholic beverage market.

Key metrics:

• ROCE: 31.11%
• ROE: 24.28%

3. Som Distilleries and Breweries Ltd

Som Distilleries’ promoter Deepak Arora raised his stake via open market purchases, a move often seen as a vote of confidence.

The company posted strong Q4 results with a 20% YoY rise in PAT to ₹104.09 crore and a 12.52% increase in revenue to ₹1,447 crore.

Key metrics:

• ROCE: 20.88%
• ROE: 17.86%

4. Globus Spirits Ltd

Globus Spirits is expanding its premium portfolio and has entered the beer market in Uttar Pradesh with Carib Beers. It also plans to grow its mainstream and luxury brands such as Mountain Oak by FY26.

The company is positioning itself to tap into evolving consumer preferences for premium homegrown beverages.

Key metrics:

• ROCE: 6.38%
• ROE: 2.38%

5. Radico Khaitan Ltd

Radico Khaitan made headlines with the launch of “The Spirit of Kashmyr”, India’s first luxury vodka brand. The saffron and natural variants are priced at ₹3,000 and ₹2,500 for 750ml bottles, with smaller 180ml packs available at ₹740 and ₹620.

The product is currently available in Uttar Pradesh, with planned expansion to Goa, Maharashtra, and other premium markets.

Key metrics:

• ROCE: 17.43%
• ROE: 13.31%

Best Liquor Stocks for August 2025 Based on Debt-to-Equity Ratio

Note: The best liquor stocks listed above are sorted and ranked as per debt-to-equity ratio as of July 31, 2025.

Best Liquor Stocks for August 2025 Based on Net Profit Margin

Note: The best liquor stocks listed above are sorted and ranked as per net profit margin as of July 31, 2025.

Conclusion

The Indian liquor sector continues to show dynamic developments, with companies expanding their product portfolios, entering new segments, and undertaking strategic acquisitions. While financial metrics such as CAGR, ROE, ROCE, debt levels, and profit margins provide valuable insights, they represent just one aspect of evaluating a stock.

As with any industry, performance can be influenced by a range of external factors including regulatory changes, input costs, and shifting consumer preferences. Therefore, investors are advised to assess both quantitative data and qualitative developments before making any investment decisions in this space.

Disclaimer: This blog has been written exclusively for educational purposes. The securities mentioned are only examples and not recommendations. This does not constitute a personal recommendation/investment advice. It does not aim to influence any individual or entity to make investment decisions. Recipients should conduct their own research and assessments to form an independent opinion about investment decisions.

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