Tilaknagar Industries Q2 net profit falls 57.7% to ₹22 crore on integration costs
Net profit at Indian spirits maker Tilaknagar Industries fell 57.7% in the July–September quarter, driven by one-off costs tied to Imperial Blue.
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what happened
According to Moody's, Indian spirits maker Tilaknagar Industries Ltd (TIL) reported on Friday that consolidated net profit for the September quarter of fiscal 2026/27 dropped 57.7%, to ₹22.26 crore. The main cause was one-off expenses linked to integrating the Imperial Blue business, which the company acquired from Pernod Ricard India. Exceptional losses came to ₹10.94 crore.
Profit before exceptional items and tax fell 37.16%, to ₹33.24 crore. Volumes, however, rose 160% to 8.9 million cases of 9 litres each, and revenue from operations roughly doubled to ₹2,437.55 crore.
why it matters
The picture for investors is mixed: operating growth accelerated thanks to Imperial Blue, but one-off integration costs temporarily absorbed the gains. Management said secondary sales rose 8% from the previous quarter, while primary volumes stayed roughly flat.
market impact
Tilaknagar Industries shares: one-off costs weigh on profit, while revenue and volume growth support the business
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- Tilaknagar Industries Q2 profit down 57.7% to ₹22 cr — Moody's, 31 October 2026 at 11:21 UTC
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