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Britannia's Q4 Report: Revenue Rises 3%, Net Profit Falls 3%; Dividend Declared - CurrencyVeda
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Britannia’s Q4 Report: Revenue Rises 3%, Net Profit Falls 3%; Dividend Declared

Infosys Q4 Results

May 4, 2023

New Delhi, India

Britannia’s Q4 Results: A Mixed Bag

Britannia Industries, one of India’s leading FMCG companies, has released its financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2023-24. While the company has shown growth in revenue, there are indications of challenges in its bottom line.

Revenue Growth Amidst Challenges

In the March quarter, Britannia’s revenue from operations increased by 3% year-on-year, reaching ₹4,014.07 crore. This growth can be attributed to the company’s efforts to expand its distribution network, which now includes approximately 27.9 lakh outlets directly and 2,000 rural distributors added over the past year. Despite challenges, the company has managed to maintain steady revenue growth over the past 24 months, recording a strong 19% increase.

Net Profit Decline

However, amidst the revenue growth, Britannia faced a setback in its net profit, which dropped by 3.2% compared to the same period last year, amounting to ₹538.28 crore. The decline in net profit indicates potential challenges or costs that impacted the company’s bottom line. Despite this, the board has recommended a final dividend of ₹73.5 per equity share for FY24, demonstrating confidence in Britannia’s long-term prospects.

Urban Consumer Demand and Market Reaction

The growth in net profit was attributed to resilient demand from urban consumers, particularly for food items like chocolates and biscuits. However, ahead of the announcement of Q4 results, Britannia’s shares settled slightly lower on the BSE, indicating mixed investor expectations.

Conclusion

Britannia’s Q4 results present a mixed picture, with revenue growth offset by a decline in net profit. Despite challenges, the company remains committed to returning value to its shareholders through the recommendation of a dividend. Moving forward, investors will continue to monitor Britannia’s performance closely, taking into account both its revenue growth initiatives and bottom-line challenges.

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