Price History
Today marks the ex-dividend date for TCS, Tata Consumer Products, and three other companies. Investors who hold these stocks before today will be entitled to a Rs 98 dividend payment. Additionally, a 6:1 bonus issue has also been announced for Tata Consumer Products, effectively increasing the number of shares held by shareholders.
Tata Consumer and three other companies (TCS, LTM, Siyaram Silk Mills) have set May 25 as the dividend record date. Shareholders of these companies will be eligible for their respective dividends if they are registered by this date. Notably, Tata Consumer is offering a record-high dividend of Rs 10/share since 2009, while TCS offers Rs 110/share and LTM and Siyaram Silk Mills offer Rs 53/share and Rs 4/share respectively.
In their financial year 2026, Tata Starbucks managed to significantly reduce its net loss to ₹49.5 crore, mainly due to store expansion and a revenue growth of 7%. The joint venture has now expanded to over 500 stores in approximately 80 cities, with a focus on secondary and tertiary towns, as well as innovation and profitability.
The chart of Tata Consumer Products shows an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, suggesting a potential bullish reversal. Notably, the breakout was accompanied by increased trading volume and the breaching of previous resistance levels. This could indicate a positive trend for the stock moving forward.
Tata Consumer has announced that their Annual General Meeting will take place online on June 10, 2026. Shareholders can expect a dividend of Rs. 10 per share starting from June 15, 2026.
Tata Consumer Products reported a 18% revenue growth in Q4 FY26, surpassing INR 20,000 Cr for the fiscal year. The Indian business saw a 16% increase, with tea volumes up 4%. EBITDA margin also expanded by 100 basis points to 14.6%.
Tata Consumer CEO, Sunil D'Souza, reported robust growth across all business sectors in Q4, with a detailed analysis of the results by segment and region, along with financial disclosures.
Tata Consumer Products has been upgraded from 'average' to 'good' status, reflecting enhanced fundamental strengths amidst a tough Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) market. The company's improved returns, operational efficiency, and debt management have elevated its standing in the competitive FMCG sector.
In Q4 of FY26, Nestle, Tata Consumer, and Dabur lead in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector, while Britannia struggles to keep pace according to Snehi's latest review.
Vodafone Idea shares have surged, making it an attractive choice for investors. Simultaneously, Tata Consumer Products' strong performance is worthy of consideration. Meanwhile, Rain Industries, Advanced Enzymes, Vijaya Diagnostics, and KIMS are gaining attention as potential buy opportunities.
Tata Consumer expects a significant increase in revenues, aiming for double-digit growth. Their optimism stems from their belief in market demand and the effectiveness of their strategic execution plans.
Investment analysts advise purchasing shares of Tata Consumer and Welspun Corp, projecting a possible 14% increase in value, indicating promising returns for investors.
Tata Consumer Products' impressive results suggest a buy opportunity for futures at ₹1158, with a target of ₹1195-1210. On the other hand, Oberoi Realty shows strong results but decreasing margins, leading to a weaker outlook for ABB Futures, with a stop loss at 7210 and a target of 6900-6810.
Tata Consumer Products has drawn attention following the release of its Q4 earnings. Key stocks such as Tata Consumer Products, ABB, and Swiggy are currently under scrutiny. Investors are keen to see how these companies perform moving forward.
Tata Consumer reported a 220 basis points gain from cost efficiency and a significant double-digit revenue increase. Key divisions such as Capital Foods and Sampann are set for a 30% growth, while the Starbucks expansion continues as planned.
CLSA upholds its positive stance on Tata Consumer, raising the target price to ₹1337 based on impressive Q4 sales and increased EBITDA. The company's growth in India (16% volume increase), Salt/Sampann products gaining traction, and a projected 62%+ expansion in e-commerce for FY26 are notable factors contributing to this optimistic forecast.
Tata Consumer aims for a 30% growth in its subsidiary, NourishCo, with Sampann's profit margins almost reaching the mid-teen level. The company anticipates a return of their advertising and promotion costs to between 7.5% and 8.5% of sales.
Tata Consumer Products remained steady at ₹1,176.2 today, marking a high trading volume as investors eagerly await the Q4 results.
Tata Consumer Products' shares experienced a significant increase, marking their highest jump in a year, following impressive earnings reports. Despite this, brokerage firms continue to express bullish sentiments and maintain optimistic forecasts for the company's future performance.
Motilal Oswal advises investors to buy Tata Consumer shares, setting a target price at ₹1,450, indicating a positive outlook for the company.
Tata Consumer aims for a significant growth of over 10% by the year 2027 through strategic branding and careful pricing adjustments. The company intends to balance rising costs with selective price increases, aiming for sustainable expansion. [Economic Times]
ICICI Securities has boosted its recommendation on Tata Consumer to 'Buy', with a new price target of ₹1,450. This move is based on promising growth in the food and beverages sector, where analysts forecast double-digit expansion through FY28.
Tata Consumer shares rise by 5%, bucking the market trend, despite facing challenges such as El Niño risks and rising costs. Meanwhile, Nuvama anticipates a 22% upside for their shares, suggesting optimism about their future growth potential.
Tata Consumer Products recorded a significant block trade of INR 18.59 crore on the National Stock Exchange, with a single transaction of 151,950 shares priced at approximately INR 1,223.5 per share.
Goldman Sachs recommends buying Tata Consumer, predicting a price target of ₹1450 due to impressive Q4FY26 revenue growth. The firm highlights strong India volume growth of 16%, expanding high-revenue segments, and positive FY26 EBITDA margin outlook.
For investors seeking guidance on May 11, consider SBI, Titan, Lupin, and Tata Consumer. Recommendations vary from buying, selling, to holding, offering a diverse range of options for each stock. Stay updated with market trends for informed investment decisions. (ET NOW)
Tata Consumer anticipates a steady tea market for the upcoming year, while positive changes are expected for US coffee profit margins as inventory levels balance out.
Tata Consumer's shares surge to a two-year high (6.6%) due to factors such as e-commerce growth, cost reductions in tea production, and innovative strategies. Analysts predict a robust 10%-18% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue between fiscal years 2026 and 2029.
Tata Consumer, Bank of Baroda, BOI, and MCX demonstrate robust Q4 performance, while ABB struggles to convert strong orders into profits in the same quarter.
Tata Consumer's CEO has highlighted increased packaging and LPG costs as factors impacting the prices of Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG). In response, pricing adjustments are being considered due to crude price fluctuations and currency devaluation.
MRF takes the lead in dividend distribution for FY26, paying out a substantial ₹2,290 per share. Britannia and L&T follow with ₹90.5 and ₹38 respectively, while SBI offers ₹17.35. Meanwhile, Titan and Tata Consumer also announce dividends of ₹15/share and ₹10, reflecting their robust financials and steady cash flows.
Tata Consumer Products reported a significant 27% increase in Q4 EBITDA, with earnings reaching ₹7.92 billion. This boosted the company's EBITDA margin to 14.6%, marking an improvement from 13.5% in the same period last year.
Tata Consumer has greenlit a Rs 160 crore investment for expanding its instant tea production facilities, aiming to boost capacity by 2,000 MT over the next two years. The expansion is being funded through internal resources.
Tata Consumer has suggested a final dividend of INR 10 per share for its shareholders, as announced in their recent declaration.
Tata Consumer Products is expected to show a robust performance in Q4, as their India-branded volumes have seen a 10% year-over-year increase.
Anticipation is building as State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, and Bank of India are set to release their Q4 results, with investors particularly eager for SBI's financial guidance for FY27. Additionally, notable companies like Titan, Tata Consumer Products, ABB India, Britannia, and the BSE have reached new highs in key results.
This week, key Tata Group companies such as Tata Chemicals, Titan, and Tata Consumer Products will release their Q4 results, providing valuable insights into the performance of various sectors including IT, chemicals, hospitality, jewellery, and consumer goods. The reports are expected to highlight demand patterns and operational management within these industries.