Titan Q3 FY26 Profit Jumps 61% as Tanishq and CaratLane Power Record Jewellery Sale

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Titan Company just released its third-quarter numbers for the 2026 financial year. The results are massive. Net profit surged by 61 percent to reach 1,684 crore rupees. Last year, that figure was only Rs. 1,047 crore. Total revenue also spiked by 43 percent, hitting Rs. 25,416 crore. Most of this money came from the jewellery business during the busy festive months. It was a record-breaking run for the firm.

The jewellery wing performed better than ever before. Revenue in this sector alone hit Rs. 22,517 crore which is a 42 percent increase. Brands like Tanishq and Zoya saw heavy footfall. Management says exchange schemes and new luxury collections really pulled people in. Buyers in India are clearly spending more on gold and diamonds, even with prices fluctuating. Ajoy Chawla, the company head, said buyer engagement was at an all-time high this quarter.

The watches and wearables division also moved up. Total income there rose 14 percent to 1,295 crore rupees. People are choosing premium brands like Fastrack and Sonata more often now. However, smartwatches saw a weird drop. Volume fell by 27 percent as the hype for basic tech wearables seems to be cooling down. The eyecare side of the business stayed steady with an 18 percent jump in income.

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Even with these high earnings, expenses grew too. Total costs rose 38 percent because raw materials like gold got much more expensive. Titan’s stock ended the day at Rs. 4,293 per share which is a small gain. Over the last year, the company has given shareholders a 29 percent return. The firm is now looking to expand its stores even more into smaller cities. They believe the trend of buying branded jewellery is only going to get stronger. For now the jewellery division remains the main engine for Titan's huge success in the Indian market.