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News Topical, Digital Desk : Nestle India Ltd has released the results for the first quarter of April-June 2025 (Q1FY26). The company has faced a decline in profits this time, although there has been some relief from sales and e-commerce. On July 24, 2025, the company has announced quarterly results. The stock opened at Rs 2,452.80 against the closing price of Rs 2,452.50, but the results came at 11:30 am and the stock fell by 3 percent. If we look at the exchange data, it is clear that FIIs have sold during one year. Their share has fallen from 11.94 percent to 10.29 percent in June 2025 as compared to June 2024. However, it has increased marginally on a quarterly basis. It has increased from 10.01 percent to 10.29 percent in the June quarter as compared to the January-March quarter.

Nestle India Ltd Q1 Results 2025-Profit has fallen. It came down to ₹ 659 crores, which was ₹ 746 crores last year. Total income (Revenue) has increased. It increased to ₹ 5,096 crores, which was ₹ 4,814 crores last year.

EBITDA:- Has come down from ₹ 1,114 crores to ₹ 1,100 crores. EBITDA margin - decreased to 21.6%, while it was 23.2% last year. E-commerce became a ray of hope - Nestlé says that the growth momentum in e-commerce remains intact. The contribution of e-commerce in domestic sales has now reached 12.5%. Domestic sales have grown by 5.5% on an annual basis. Total sales have grown by 5.9% on an annual basis. The company's profit remained under pressure due to rising costs and declining margins. But the stable growth in sales and the share of e-commerce are signs of relief for the company. It is clear that Nestlé is now focusing more on its digital channels. Nestle India has definitely suffered a setback on the profit front in Q1, but the growth trend of online sales can become a strong support for the company in the future. It will be important to keep an eye on margin recovery and e-commerce expansion in the coming quarters. 


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