Gurugram : Bikaji Foods International, India’s leading ethnic snacks and packaged foods company, today announced its Audited Standalone and Consolidated Financial Results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026, reporting a robust operational and financial performance driven by sustained momentum across core categories, distribution expansion, premium portfolio growth and continued traction across emerging channels.
Financial Overview
Q4FY26 Financial Performance Summary:
- Revenue from operations grew by 18.0 % YoY to INR 7,209 mn, supported by healthy volume growth and deeper market penetration
- Volume growth stood at 16.1 % YoY
- EBITDA stood at INR 877 mn with EBITDA margin of 12.2 %
- Profit After Tax (PAT) increased by 39.8 % YoY to INR 560 mn
- Earnings per share (EPS) stood at INR 2.25
Q4FY26 Business Segments Review:
- Ethnic Snacks: Revenue grew by 16.1 % YoY; contributed approximately 73.8% of overall revenue
- Packaged Sweets: Revenue grew by 14.4 % YoY
- Western Snacks: Revenue grew by 8.6 % YoY
- Papad: Revenue grew by 11.6 % YoY
FY26 Financial Performance Summary:
- Revenue from operations increased by 14.4 % YoY to INR 29,939 mn
- EBITDA stood at INR 4,106 mn with EBITDA margin of 13.7 %
- Profit After Tax (PAT) stood at INR 2,544 mn
- Earnings per share (EPS) stood at INR 10.31
- Volume growth for FY26 stood at 9.5 % YoY
FY26 Business Segments Review:
- Ethnic Snacks: Revenue grew by 11.2 % YoY; contributed approximately 68.9% of overall revenue
- Packaged Sweets: Revenue grew by 8.9 % YoY
- Western Snacks: Revenue grew by 6.8 % YoY
- Papad: Revenue grew by 10.9 % YoY
Deepak Agarwal Managing Director, Bikaji Foods International Limited.
“The Company delivered a strong fourth quarter, with healthy growth of 18% in Revenue from Operations driven by broad-based, volume-led momentum across the core snacks portfolio. Demand trends remained resilient, supported by steady consumption in staples-led snacking categories, continued formalisation of the unorganised segment, and sustained traction in our focus markets. Growth was well-distributed across Bhujia, Namkeen, Packaged Sweets and Papad, reflecting the strength of our brand franchise and the depth of our regional play. Channel-wise, modern formats – particularly E-commerce and Modern Trade – continued to outpace the broader market, while General Trade delivered steady gains supported by ongoing distribution expansion and improved on-shelf availability.
We also executed two highly successful brand campaigns during the year. “Kya baat hai ji”, our first ever regional campaign focused on Uttar Pradesh featuring Pankaj Tripathi, received an encouraging consumer response and helped strengthen regional brand connect. In parallel, the “Bhujia Ho to Bikaji” mega campaign further reinforced Bikaji’s strong association with the bhujia category and witnessed strong consumer engagement across markets.
Gross margin expanded meaningfully on a year-on-year basis, benefiting from a benign input-cost environment and continued focus on operational efficiencies. Operating leverage and a disciplined cost structure translated into robust EBITDA growth and margin expansion, even as we continued to invest behind brand building, innovation and route-to-market. Profit After Tax grew at a strong double-digit pace, reflecting the combined benefits of topline momentum, margin expansion and prudent capital management”