Tata Consumer Products saw flat 4.55% growth in sales revenues for Q4FY22 at Rs3,175.41 crore. The full year FY22 revenues for Tata Consumer were higher by 7% at Rs12,425 crore. If you look at segments in Q4FY22, the India beverages saw 3% volume growth but -1% revenue fall. The boost came from India foods business where volumes fell -1% but saw 19% growth in sales on pricing power. US coffee contributed positively to volumes and sales.
Tata Consumer
Rs in Crore
Mar-22
Mar-21
YOY
Dec-21
QOQ
Total Income (Rs cr)
₹ 3,175.41
₹ 3,037.22
4.55%
₹ 3,208.38
-1.03%
Net Profit (Rs cr)
₹ 217.54
₹ 53.90
303.60%
₹ 265.05
-17.92%
Diluted EPS (Rs)
₹ 2.36
₹ 0.58
₹ 2.88
Net Margins
6.85%
1.77%
8.26%
Net profit for Q4FY22 was up more than 4-fold at Rs217.54 crore and this was largely led by the 45% yoy growth in EBITDA in the fourth quarter. At the same time, the EBITDA margins expanded 400 basis points to 14.4%. Tata Sampann saw volume growth of 28% while Tata Salt witnessed volume growth of 26%. The sequential fall in profit markets was largely an outcome of the higher cost of inputs due to supply chain constraints.
Tata Consumer Products saw flat 4.55% growth in sales revenues for Q4FY22 at Rs3,175.41 crore. The full year FY22 revenues for Tata Consumer were higher by 7% at Rs12,425 crore. If you look at segments in Q4FY22, the India beverages saw 3% volume growth but -1% revenue fall. The boost came from India foods business where volumes fell -1% but saw 19% growth in sales on pricing power. US coffee contributed positively to volumes and sales.
Tata Consumer
Rs in Crore
Mar-22
Mar-21
YOY
Dec-21
QOQ
Total Income (Rs cr)
₹ 3,175.41
₹ 3,037.22
4.55%
₹ 3,208.38
-1.03%
Net Profit (Rs cr)
₹ 217.54
₹ 53.90
303.60%
₹ 265.05
-17.92%
Diluted EPS (Rs)
₹ 2.36
₹ 0.58
₹ 2.88
Net Margins
6.85%
1.77%
8.26%
Net profit for Q4FY22 was up more than 4-fold at Rs217.54 crore and this was largely led by the 45% yoy growth in EBITDA in the fourth quarter. At the same time, the EBITDA margins expanded 400 basis points to 14.4%. Tata Sampann saw volume growth of 28% while Tata Salt witnessed volume growth of 26%. The sequential fall in profit markets was largely an outcome of the higher cost of inputs due to supply chain constraints.