ITC Q4 revenue jumps 17% to ₹23,821 cr as cigarettes defy tax hike, new-age brands scale 60%
Cigarette sales surged 30% despite higher tobacco taxes, while FMCG-Others grew 15% with profit up 1.5x to ₹525.78 cr. New-age brands hit ₹1,350 cr ARR. Online and modern trade now exceed one-third of FMCG sales. Agri dragged at -14.2%; monsoon and West Asia input inflation cloud FY26 outlook.
What happened
ITC Q4 revenue rose 17% to ₹23,821 cr on 30% cigarette growth and 15% FMCG-Others gains; new-age brands jumped 60%. Higher tobacco taxes, West Asia-driven input
Key facts
- revenue ₹23,821 cr +17% YoY Q4
- profit ₹5,469.74 cr +6%
- cigarette sales +30%
- FMCG-Others +15%
- FMCG profit ₹525.78 cr +1.5x
- new-age brands +60% YoY, ARR ₹1,350 cr
- FY26 revenue ₹89,913.33 cr +10.1%
- FY26 PAT ₹21,018.15 cr +5%
- agri revenue ₹3,166.65 cr -14.2%
Why this matters
New-age brands at ₹1,350 cr ARR growing 60% signal a maturing portfolio ripe for tuck-in acquisitions in D2C/health-food while agri's -14.2% drag may invite divestment conversations.
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