Titan Ltd., a leading jewellery and watchmaker, reported a 35.36% rise in its consolidated net profit to ₹1,179 crore for the March quarter of the 2025-26 financial year (Q4FY26), up from ₹871 crore in the same period last year. The company also recorded a 48.28% increase in sales, reaching ₹20,607 crore in the quarter, which Titan described as one of the strongest quarterly performances in its history.

The jewellery segment was the primary driver of this growth, with revenue climbing 88.6% to ₹24,999 crore during the quarter. The company attributed this surge to sustained consumer confidence in gold both as an adornment and as a store of value, despite record-high prices and market volatility. Titan highlighted the success of new collections and its exchange programs, which led to roughly 35% growth in both its gold and studded jewellery portfolios.

Titan's international jewellery business also reported double-digit growth, particularly across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and North America. This was achieved despite challenges linked to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the West Asia region. The company’s acquisition of a majority stake in UAE-based Damas Jewellery in July of the previous year further bolstered its international revenue. In India, the jewellery business contributed ₹17,114 crore, a 46% increase over the prior year.

Following the earnings announcement, Titan’s shares surged nearly 5% on Friday. The stock closed at approximately ₹4,513.40 on the BSE, reaching an intraday high of around ₹4,601.10, its highest level in 52 weeks. On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the shares ended the day at about ₹4,509, marking a 4.67% gain.

The company's strong quarterly performance underscores resilience amid changing market conditions and highlights the expanding international footprint alongside robust domestic growth. Titan continues to leverage consumer trends and strategic acquisitions to maintain momentum in its jewellery and watch segments.