Britannia Industries reported a 14% year-on-year increase in first-quarter net profit, reaching ₹593 crore, driven by robust volume growth and expanding e-commerce sales.
The results demonstrate resilience in the consumer staples sector despite persistent cost pressures across the supply chain.
The company's international business showed signs of stabilization, recovering sequentially as supply chain constraints began to normalize in the latter part of the quarter.
This improvement in overseas operations contributed to the overall positive momentum, balancing out domestic margin pressures.
E-commerce channels emerged as a key growth driver, helping to lift volumes even as input costs remained elevated.
The shift toward digital sales platforms continues to reshape distribution dynamics for major FMCG players in India, with Britannia leveraging its online presence to maintain market share.