Titan Shares Surge to 52-Week High as Q3 Profit Jumps 61% to INR 1,684 Crore

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11 Feb 2026 — 2 min read

Titan Shares Surge to 52-Week High as Q3 Profit Jumps 61% to INR 1,684 Crore

Titan Company has wowed the market with Q3 FY26 results showing 61% net profit growth to INR 1,684 crore. Shares jumped to a fresh 52-week high, reflecting strong confidence in its jewellery-led performance. Festive demand and expansion plans fuelled the upbeat outlook.

Titan Q3 FY26 Results: Profit and Revenue Surge

Net profit soared to INR 1,684 crore from INR 1,050 crore last year, up 61%. Total income hit INR 25,567 crore, a 43% rise from INR 17,868 crore. EBIT grew 63% to INR 2,657 crore, with margins at 10.8%.

Jewellery led growth with 42% expansion. Domestic brands rose 40% to INR 19,921 crore, CaratLane grew 42% to INR 1,537 crore, and international business surged 83% to INR 1,058 crore. Watches added 14% to INR 1,295 crore, driven mainly by premium product demand.

Post-results on 9–10 February 2026, shares climbed nearly 3% to INR 4,329.60, marking a 52-week high from the previous close of INR 4,257.80. By 11 February 2026 at 11:44 AM IST, the stock was trading at INR 4,308, up 1.71%, with a market capitalisation of around INR 3,79,000 crore.

Trading volume surged to 8.89 lakh shares as buyers rushed in. The stock opened at INR 4,097 on 6 February and continued rising on the back of the strong earnings report. It now trades at 1.71 times Nifty volatility, attracting investors with its strong consumer business fundamentals.

Festive demand, wedding season buying and promotional offers drove jewellery sales despite high gold prices. Titan added 56 new stores, taking the total count to 3,433, and launched lab-grown diamond jewellery under the beYon brand. The completion of the Damas acquisition is also expected to strengthen the company’s global footprint.

Managing Director Ajoy Chawla described the quarter as “stellar”, highlighting 40% consumer business growth. Premium watches grew 20% despite a slowdown in smartwatches. This strong mix of performance beat market estimates and triggered the share rally.

Analysts remain positive on Titan’s outlook. Nomura has maintained a ‘Buy’ rating with a target of INR 4,500, ICICI Securities expects margins in the 11-11.5% range, and JM Financial has flagged strong revenue and EBITDA beats. The stock still offers an upside potential of over 5% from current levels.

Titan’s combination of strong financial results and rising share price reflects solid consumer demand trends. Investors will now track gold price movements, the Q4 wedding season and expansion plans closely for further direction.