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Britannia's Q3 Net Profit Jumps 17% to Rs 682 Crore, Driven by Stable Commodity Prices

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Moneycontrol•10-02-2026, 20:23

Britannia's Q3 Net Profit Jumps 17% to Rs 682 Crore, Driven by Stable Commodity Prices

•Britannia Industries reported a 17% increase in Q3 consolidated net profit, reaching Rs 682 crore.
•The growth was attributed to stable commodity prices and strong performance in biscuits and adjacent categories.
•Consolidated revenue from operations rose to Rs 4,969.8 crore, up from Rs 4,592.6 crore last year.
•The biscuit industry saw ~12% growth in November & December, despite price point stabilization post-GST reduction.
•Britannia also announced Puneet Das as the new Chief Marketing Officer, effective February 16.

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