Vintage Coffee reports 79% revenue surge to US$58.1M in FY26
Vintage Coffee and Beverages posts sharp revenue and profit growth in FY26, driven by rising demand, improved capacity utilisation, and expansion of its coffee manufacturing operations.
INDIA – Vintage Coffee and Beverages Limited has reported a sharp rise in both revenue and profit for the financial year ended March 2026, supported by strong demand, operational efficiency, and expanded production capacity.
For the full year, the company recorded a 79.26% increase in sales to Rs 553.05 crore (US$58.1M), compared to Rs 308.52 crore (US$32.39M) in FY25. Net profit also rose 79.80% to Rs 72.19 crore from Rs 40.15 crore (US$4.22M) in the previous year, reflecting improved bottom-line performance.
For the quarter ended March 31, 2026, consolidated revenue from operations stood at Rs 165.31 crore, marking a 57% increase from Rs 105.14 crore (US$11.04M) in the same period last year. Profit for the quarter rose to Rs 21.01 crore from Rs 15.64 crore (US$1.64M), while operating profit increased 68% to Rs 31.73 crore (US$3.33M).
Balakrishna Tati, Chairman and Managing Director of Vintage Coffee & Beverages Ltd., said the results reflect strong execution across the business. “I am delighted to report that the Company has delivered a strong performance for the fourth quarter and the financial year ended FY26. These results underscore the unwavering commitment, resilience, and execution excellence demonstrated by our teams across the organisation,” he said.
He added that the company achieved growth despite a challenging environment. “Despite a challenging operating environment, we achieved healthy growth across key business segments, enhanced profitability, and further consolidated our market position,” he stated.
Looking ahead, the company said it expects continued momentum in FY27, supported by strong demand and higher capacity utilisation across its operations.
During the year, Vintage Coffee commissioned an additional 4,500 MTPA spray-dried and agglomerated coffee capacity on March 23, 2026. This expanded total installed capacity from 6,500 MTPA to 11,000 MTPA, representing a 69% increase.
The company said it expects improved utilisation of the expanded capacity in FY27, driven by rising customer demand and scale efficiencies.
The company is also progressing with its proposed freeze-dried coffee plant with a capacity of 5,500 MTPA. It has secured land from TGIIC in TSFPZ and begun key project execution activities, including advance payments for critical machinery.
“This facility, in addition to the existing 11,000 MTPA spray-dried and agglomerated coffee capacity, will further strengthen our manufacturing capabilities, support sustained volume growth, and enable the introduction of premium and value-added product offerings through FY28,” Tati said.
He further noted that the company remains focused on expansion and operational discipline. “Our continued focus on strategic expansion, customer-centricity, operational excellence, and disciplined execution continues to translate into strong business performance,” he said, adding appreciation to employees, customers, partners, and shareholders for their continued support.
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