According to its exchange filing shared on Tuesday evening, Titan’s domestic revenue increased by 22% from last year, while its international business topline nearly doubled on a year-on-year basis, registering a growth of 97%.
Titan’s jewellery segment, which is the core business of the company, saw another healthy quarter with a 21% revenue growth during the September quarter, when compared to the same period last year.
The division’s Tanishiq, Mia, Zoya, and BeYon brands witnessed a 20% increase, while CaratLane saw a 32% rise.
Meanwhile, the company’s watches segment saw a 30% increase on a year-on-year basis, while its EyeCare and emerging businesses saw growth of 28% and 21%, respectively from the year-ago period.
Titan said studded jewellery grew in early thirties, outperforming the plain gold jewellery segment, which grew at 20% from last year. Buyer growth was at mid-single digits and the average ticket sizes were seeing double-digit growth, it said.
Titan added that Damas, in which it acquired 67% stake last year, was showing early signs of recovery.Shares of Titan Company ended the previous session 0.9% lower at ₹4,540 apiece. The stock has declined 9.1% in the past month but is up 12.12% in 2026, so far.