Titan Company reports a strong Q2 FY27 performance, with consolidated profit rising substantially as the quarter benefits from a one-off customs duty gain. Business Line says total income increases 14% to ₹21,430 crore, while also noting adjusted profit before tax growth of 18%.
NDTV adds that Titan receives a one-time customs duty benefit of Rs 536 crore, which lifts earnings measures such as EBIT and margins, and argues that reported net profit significantly exceeds expectations despite weaker-than-expected revenue. Economic Times attributes the rise to a 54% year-on-year increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 1,722 crore, alongside broader demand across Titan’s businesses.
Across outlets, the shared picture is that profit growth is driven partly by the one-time benefit, while revenue trends are less consistent depending on the lens used. Economic Times emphasizes demand strength across jewellery, watches and eyewear and mentions international jewellery expansion and the addition of Damas, while other coverage focuses more on earnings versus market expectations.
