Tata Consumer Products is positioning itself for double digit growth by 2027, banking on its popular brands and wide product portfolio. The company plans selective, smart price adjustments to offset rising costs, while easing coffee prices and stable tea costs provide additional support. With investors increasingly confident, the strategy aims to keep momentum despite market pressures.
Tata Consumer Products shares jumped around 7% after reporting a better-than-expected Q4, with consolidated net profit up 21% year-on-year. The earnings beat was driven by strong performance in the India-branded business. Brokerages including Morgan Stanley, Motilal Oswal and Elara Capital stayed positive, citing scope for healthy growth, margin expansion and further upside for the FMCG firm.
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