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India's Tata-owned Titan projects 25% revenue rise in Q2 following reduction in gold duty


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Indian jeweller and watchmaker Titan Company reported on Friday that it estimates a 25% increase in second-quarter revenue, as a reduction in customs duty on gold imports helped improve domestic demand for some of its jewellery products.

India slashed import duties on gold in July to 6% from 15%, a move that was viewed as aiding retail demand.

The jewellery segment, which includes brands like Tanishq and Mia, is expected to grow 26%. It contributed about 89% to the Tata-owned company’s consolidated total income as of June-end.

The watches and wearables segment, which sells products from brands like Fastrack, Police and Coach, expects a 20% increase in revenue, the company added.

Jewellery rival Kalyan Jewellers is yet to publish its quarterly update.

  • Published On Oct 5, 2024 at 09:02 AM IST

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