RAPAPORT… Titan Company noted strong growth in the most recent fiscal year, as it
launched new digital initiatives and collections that were popular with customers.
Group sales rose about 21% for the 12 months ending March 31, the Indian retailer said in a trading update published earlier this month, while revenue for the jewelry division increased 22%. The
company reported high demand for its Tanishq, Diamond Treats, Gulnaaz, Utsava and Preen
collections. Titan did not provide full sales data, and will publish more detailed results at an unspecified later date.
Online jewelry platform CaratLane, in which Titan holds a
70% stake, opened new retail outlets during the period. Its sales grew 42% for
the year.
Revenue from watches rose 16%, led by its
Titan, Fastrack and Sonata brands. E-commerce sales have been the biggest growth
driver for timepieces, Titan said. The smart-products line, which launched in 2017 and is part of the watch division, grew more than 80%.
Titan expects growth of 20% in the fiscal year ending March 2020 for all its divisions combined, including eyewear.
Image: A Tanishq gold and diamond ring. (Tanishq)
India’s Titan Sees Revenue Grow
The Bottom Line
- Titan's group sales rose 21% and jewelry division revenue increased 22% in the fiscal year ending March 31.
- CaratLane, 70% owned by Titan, expanded retail presence and saw a 42% sales increase.
- Titan's watch division grew 16%, with smart products up over 80%, fueled by e-commerce sales.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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