Vintage Coffee & Beverages Ltd. had a great financial run in the third quarter and first nine months of FY26. This pretty much cements their spot as one of the fastest-growing coffee and drink sellers in India. They saw big jumps in revenue, operating profit, and after-tax profit because more people wanted their stuff. They also got better at using their resources and managed things well.
In Q3 FY26, Vintage Coffee & Beverages made ₹150.52 crore in revenue, which is a huge 71% jump from last year. Their operating profit for the quarter was ₹27.64 crore, up 83% year-over-year, and their after-tax profit rose 53% to ₹19.11 crore. This awesome quarter shows they can grow without losing money, which is super important for staying strong in India’s changing direct-to-consumer and food/drink world.
Looking at the first nine months of FY26, the company did even better. Revenue hit ₹387.74 crore, up 91% from last year. Operating profit went up 112% to ₹66.25 crore, and after-tax profit jumped 109% to ₹51.18 crore. This shows that Vintage Coffee & Beverages is getting bigger in the market and making more money as they sell more.
Balakrishna Tati, the Chairman and Managing Director, said that these results show how tough, focused, and dedicated the team is, even when things are hard. He said that good growth in important areas and better profits have made their position even better. This will help them keep the ball rolling into Q4 FY26.
One big thing helping them grow is making more stuff. They’re planning to add another 4,500 metric tons per annum of spray-dried and agglomerated coffee capacity by the end of FY26. This will bring their total capacity to 11,000 MTPA, up from 6,500 MTPA. This means they can sell more and meet the increasing demand at home and around the world. They expect that making more stuff will also improve their profits and how well they run things.
At the same time, Vintage Coffee & Beverages has signed an agreement with the Government of Telangana to spend ₹1,100 crore on a totally fresh project in two stages. The first stage includes building a freeze-dried coffee plant with a capacity of 5,500 MTPA. They’ve already ordered the equipment from top suppliers in Europe, and everything is moving ahead as planned. This new plant will add to the 11,000 MTPA spray-dried and agglomerated capacity and should support consistent growth and new premium products through FY28.
The company’s plans to grow fit well with what’s happening in the direct-to-consumer market in 2025, where top-notch products, better supply chains, and unique offerings are becoming key to growth. Since more people want high-quality coffee and drinks, Vintage Coffee & Beverages is in a good spot to take advantage of opportunities in the B2B, private label, and direct-to-consumer markets in India.
Basically, Vintage Coffee & Beverages’ great performance in Q3 and the first nine months, combined with big additions to their capacity and long-term investments, makes them a strong and reliable player in India’s direct-to-consumer and food/drink industries. With strong demand and solid expansion plans, the company is heading into the next stage of growth with confidence and energy.
