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Motilal Oswal expects jewellery revenue up 23% in 2QFY27, keeps Titan among top consumer picks

Motilal Oswal expects jewellery revenue to grow 23% and EBITDA 26% YoY in 2QFY27, naming Titan, Radico Khaitan, RBA, Zydus Wellness and Marico as top consumer picks. Gold was 46% higher YoY, and raw material inflation is expected to keep margins subdued.

Newer report , , CNBC-TV18 : Titan expects over 20% core jewellery growth this festive season after 22% domestic revenue rise in July-September

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The numbers

Figures from Moneycontrol

QSR revenue growth, 2QFY27 estimate: 15%
QSR EBITDA growth, 2QFY27 estimate: 20%
Staples revenue growth, 2QFY27 estimate: 10%
Staples EBITDA growth, 2QFY27 estimate: 1%
Brent average price: $91 a barrel

Why it matters to operators and investors

Jewellery retailers can plan around a price-led 23% revenue lift with EBITDA growing slightly faster at 26%, while staples and QSR operators should budget for crude-driven input costs (Brent at $91) squeezing margins into 2HFY27, since staples EBITDA is seen up only 1% on 10% sales growth.

What to watch next

  • Titan's 2QFY27 jewellery revenue and EBITDA versus the +23% and +26% estimates
  • Gold price moves relative to the 46% YoY level
  • Brent crude holding above or falling below $91
  • Staples companies' 2QFY27 EBITDA growth versus the roughly 1% estimate and any 2HFY27 margin guidance
  • QSR revenue growth versus the 15% estimate

Likely next moves

Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.

  • Titan is likely to report 2QFY27 jewellery growth close to the brokerage's +23% revenue and +26% EBITDA, with management pointing to gold prices as the main driver of ticket size.
  • Large staples makers such as Marico are likely to flag margin pressure from crude-linked costs into 2HFY27, with EBITDA growth far below their roughly 10% sales growth.
  • Rival jewellers may lean on gold-price-linked schemes and lighter-weight designs to hold volumes while gold stays up 46% YoY.
  • Other brokerages are likely to publish their own 2QFY27 previews and may converge on Titan as a preferred consumer name if the jewellery numbers track.
  • QSR operators are likely to show about 15% revenue growth, and may be cast as a steadier consumer-discretionary alternative to staples.

The source

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