Titan Share Price Gains on May 8 Ahead of FY25 Results

Titan Company Ltd has been gaining attention on Thursday ahead of its FY25 financial results announcement. On May 8, 2025, Titan share price opened at ₹3,349.90, up from its previous close of ₹3,338.90. At 11:13 AM, the share price of Titan was trading at ₹3,391.60, up by 1.58% on the NSE. As of the same time, the stock price touched its day’s high at ₹3,412.50. The market cap of the company was ₹3,01,225.84 crore.  

Growth Across Segments 

The company reported ~25% year-on-year (YoY) growth for Q4FY25 and around 21% YoY growth for the full financial year. Titan’s consolidated retail network expanded significantly with the addition of 72 new stores in the quarter, taking the total to 3,312 stores across geographies. 

Jewellery Business Shines Despite Price Pressure 

The jewellery segment remained the largest contributor to Titan’s performance, registering around 24% YoY growth in Q4FY25. This growth was largely supported by rising gold prices, with plain gold jewellery sales growing at 27% YoY and gold coin sales jumping 65% YoY.  

However, higher gold prices also led to subdued demand at lower price points. Notably, high-ticket purchases saw double-digit growth, pushing average ticket sizes upward. The studded jewellery segment grew in low double digits, while the solitaire category recorded a turnaround with both buyer and value growth. International expansion continued with Tanishq opening stores in Sharjah, Atlanta, and Seattle. 

Watches Division Maintains Momentum 

Titan’s watches division posted a ~20% YoY growth in Q4. Analog watches led the surge with 18% growth, driven by the Titan, Fastrack, and Sonata brands. All key retail formats, Helios, Titan World, and Fastrack, grew in double digits, with Helios leading, reflecting rising demand for premium products. The division added 41 new stores this quarter, enhancing its physical footprint. 

Eyewear Sees Digital Boost, International Push 

The eyewear segment grew ~18% YoY, with both revenue and buyer base contributing. Titan Eyeplus’ multi-brand model proved successful, especially with international brands. E-commerce gained traction, particularly for sunglasses. Titan Eye+ opened two new stores in the UAE and closed 11 stores (net) in India during the quarter. 

Emerging Businesses Show Mixed Trends 

Among emerging verticals, fragrances recorded 26% YoY growth, while fashion accessories rose by 12%. Taneira, however, witnessed a slight decline of ~4% YoY. CaratLane, Titan’s digital-first jewellery brand, grew 22% YoY and added 17 new stores domestically. 

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Conclusion 

With performance across segments and continued retail expansion, Titan has set the stage for a positive FY25 close. Investors are now awaiting the audited financial results to be announced on May 8, 2025. 

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