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Titan benefits from its association with the Tata group, one of India’s most established and diversified business conglomerates. As on March 31, 2026, the Tata group held a 25.02% stake in the company, including a 20.84% shareholding through Tata Sons Private Limited, while Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation Limited (TIDCO) held 27.88%. The company is managed by an experienced professional leadership team and adheres to robust governance and risk management practices. Its association

Titan continues to maintain its leadership position in India’s organised jewellery and watches sectors, backed by its strong brand equity, association with the Tata group, calibrated store expansion strategy tapping regional potential, and extensive pan -India presence. The company has established its presence in over 440 towns in India with ~3,441 domestic and 162 international stores across all business segments. Titan operates ~1,349 exclusive brand outlets in the jewellery segment, featuring

Titan derives a competitive advantage from its integrated manufacturing infrastructure, which enables greater control over pr oduct quality, innovation, and supply chain efficiency. The company has consistently leveraged technology and process automation across its manufacturing operations, allowing it to respond effectively to evolving consumer preferences and changing market dynamics. In the jewellery segment, Titan operates manufacturing facilities at Hosur, Pantnagar, and Midnapore, suppleme

Titan generates revenue from six key business verticals, including jewellery, watches and wearables, eyecare, fragrances, Indian dress wear / fashion accessories, and engineering and automation solutions. The jewellery segment remained the dominant revenue source, contributing ~90% of the company’s total revenue in FY26 (FY25: ~89%), followed by watches segment at ~6% (FY25: 8%), and balance by eyecare and other emerging business.

Titan’s revenue grew at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of ~32% for five years ended FY26. Titan recorded y -o-y revenue growth of ~45% to ₹87,584 crore in FY26 (FY25: ₹60,456 crore). The company’s revenue (excluding bullion and digi -gold sales carrying negligible margins) grew by ~33% y-o-y in FY26, supported by healthy growth across segments. Despite elevated gold prices, Titan’s profit before interest, lease rentals, depreciation, and taxation (PBILDT) margin remained largely stable at

Bullion is the primary raw material used in jewellery and is subject to significant market price volatility. To mitigate riskof adverse gold price movements, Titan adheres to a well-defined hedging policy, ensuring it remains fully hedged at all times. The company sources gold through three main channels, including gold metal loans from banks, customer exchanges, and spot market purchases. For gold acquired through metal loans, the quantity is fixed at the time of procurement, while the liabilit

Titan’s jewellery segment remains its primary revenue contributor and continues to be exposed to regulatory changes. Historically, the industry has been affected by measures, such as the 80:20 import rule, restrictions on bullion imports, mandatory PAN disclosures for transactions above ₹2 lakh, excise duty imposition, and changes in customs duties. The government’s ongoing promotion of sovereign gold bonds and digital gold aims to reduce reliance on physical gold. As of May 2026, industry assoc

Titan’s jewellery division faces intense competition from organised and unorganised players, with the latter still holding a significant share of the market, particularly through numerous regional and family-run jewellers. However, the shift toward formalisation, driven by mandatory hallmarking, digital payments, and GST compliance, has gradually narrowed the gap. Amid this evolving landscape, Titan continues to retain its dominant market position, supported by strong brand equity, trust, and an