Titan Q2: How was the quarterly business, the company presented the figures

News Topical, Digital Desk : Titan Company released its quarterly business figures after market hours on Tuesday. The company reported an 18% year-over-year increase in domestic business, while its consumer business grew 20% during this period. According to the company, the jewelry segment grew 19%. Rising gold prices have led to increased ticket sizes, mitigating the impact of declining customer numbers. According to the company, the increased demand for gold coins clearly indicates an increase in investment demand for gold.

In a filing to the stock exchange , the company stated that its consumer business recorded 20% year-on-year growth in the second quarter ended September 2025. The company added 55 new stores during the quarter, bringing its total network to 3,377. One of the new stores was opened outside the country, bringing the number of international stores to 32. The jewelry segment grew 19%, while the watch business grew 12% and eyewear grew 9%. Emerging businesses grew 37%, and international business saw a significant 86% increase. The company stated that festive demand and new launches, particularly Tanishq and CaratLane, fueled strong sales. 

The stock's performance was a Sensex-listed stock, closing slightly lower at 3,417 on Tuesday. A year ago, the stock was trading near 3,500. Its lowest level of the year was 2,947. The year's highest level is 3750. The stock reached its lowest level in April of this year. Its highest level was seen a year ago. 

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