Titan Company Limited reported its quarterly update for Q4 FY26, reflecting a broad-based expansion across key segments. Growth was largely supported by jewellery demand and store additions, while other divisions showed varied trends. International operations also contributed meaningfully, although external factors influenced performance in certain regions.
Titan Company Limited recorded year-on-year growth of around 42% in its domestic operations during the quarter. Its consumer businesses expanded by approximately 46%, supported by network additions and improved consumer traction.
The company added 170 stores globally during the quarter, taking its total retail footprint to 3,603 stores by the end of March 2026.
The jewellery division reported growth of about 46% compared to the same period last year. Consumer demand remained steady despite elevated gold prices, with higher ticket sizes contributing to overall revenue.
Sales growth was led by brands such as Tanishq and Mia, while CaratLane also supported expansion.
Product-wise, studded jewellery and plain gold categories recorded healthy growth, while coin sales saw a notable increase. The division added 27 new stores during the quarter across its key formats.
The watches business grew by approximately 7% year-on-year. Growth in analogue watches, supported by brands such as Titan and Sonata, offset a decline in the smartwatch category.
There was also a shift towards higher-priced products, contributing to an increase in average selling prices. The division added 30 stores across multiple retail formats.
The EyeCare segment recorded growth of around 16%, supported by demand for international eyewear brands. The company continued to adjust its store network through closures, renovations and selective additions.
Among emerging businesses, fragrances and women’s bags reported growth, with contributions from Fastrack and Irth. However, Taneira saw a marginal decline in sales during the quarter.
Titan’s international operations reported significant growth of approximately 156% year-on-year. Expansion was aided by integration with Damas Jewellery and growth in North America.
The company also expanded its footprint in the Gulf region and the United States. However, geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East affected business performance towards the end of the quarter.
Shares of Titan Company Limited were trading at ₹4,412.00 as of 10:16 AM on 8 April 2026, marking an increase of ₹181.40 or 4.29% compared to the previous close of ₹4,230.60.
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Titan’s Q4 FY26 performance reflects steady growth driven by jewellery demand and ongoing retail expansion. While certain segments such as smartwatches showed weakness, other categories provided support. International operations continue to expand, although external conditions may influence near-term performance.
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Published on: Apr 8, 2026, 11:10 AM IST
Neha Dubey
Neha Dubey is a Content Analyst with 3 years of experience in financial journalism, having written for a leading newswire agency and multiple newspapers. At Angel One, she creates daily content on finance and the economy. Neha holds a degree in Economics and a Master’s in Journalism.
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