Titan share price climbed to a fresh 52 week high after the company posted 46% year on year growth in consumer businesses in Q4FY26, driven by strong performance by the jewellery business. Tanishq and Mia saw good traction and Titan expanding its retail footprint, investors cheered the update even as Titan surpassed HCLTech in market capitalisation.
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp rebound on Wednesday after reports of a conditional ceasefire between the US and Iran improved global sentiment. The agreement, which would allow shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz during the ceasefire period, eased concerns around crude supply. As a result, oil prices fell sharply, while the Nifty 50 and Sensex gained more than 3%.
Amid this buoyancy, Titan share price stood out. The stock rose more than 5% on Wednesday and touched a fresh 52 week high after the company released its Q4FY26 business update.
Titan Company said its consumer businesses recorded 46% year on year growth in Q4FY26. During the quarter, the company added 47 net stores, taking its total retail network to 3,603 stores.
The update points to healthy momentum across Titan’s major segments, with jewellery once again leading overall growth.
Titan’s jewellery business delivered a strong performance in Q4FY26, with a growth of 46% year on year. Secondary sales grew even faster at 52%, led by Tanishq and supported by Mia.
What stands out is that this growth came despite a steep rise in gold prices. Even in a high price environment, the business recorded high single digit buyer growth after seeing nearly flat buyer growth in the previous three quarters of FY26. Higher average ticket sizes also supported revenue growth during the quarter.
Within the jewellery portfolio, studded products posted strong growth in the early thirties, plain gold jewellery grew in the mid-thirties, and coin sales nearly tripled compared to Q4FY25. Like to like secondary sales growth across all jewellery retail formats stood at nearly 48% year on year.
Titan’s watches division reported 7% year on year growth in Q4FY26. The overall performance reflected a sharp contrast between analog watches and smart watches.
Analog watches grew 16%, driven by Titan, Sonata, and international brands. Demand remained healthy across both premium and entry level categories, while premiumisation also helped lift average ticket sizes.
On the other hand, the smart watches category saw a steep 53% year on year decline, which dragged the overall segment’s growth lower.
Titan’s eye care business grew 16% year on year, continuing the healthy momentum seen in recent quarters. Growth was led by international brands across sunglasses, lenses, and frames.
The company also continued to optimise its retail network in this segment. During the quarter, it renovated 37 stores, closed 32 stores, and added 12 new outlets.
Among emerging businesses, fragrances grew 30% year on year, supported by double digit volume growth in Fastrack and Skinn. The women’s bags category grew 47% year on year, helped by store expansion and healthy demand in both Irth and Fastrack. Taneira, however, reported a marginal 1% decline in sales.
Titan’s international business also posted impressive growth in Q4FY26. Its North America business continued its strong run, recording 50% year on year growth during the quarter.
In the Gulf region, Titan converted four Damas stores into Tanishq outlets in Q4FY26 as part of its strategy to leverage Damas’ network. Although March saw disruption in the region due to the Middle East conflict, which affected sales in both Tanishq and Damas stores, Titan’s GCC business still delivered 37% year on year growth.
Overall, Titan’s international business, including Damas, grew 156% year on year in the quarter.
Following the sharp move in Titan share price after the Q4FY26 business update, the company’s market capitalisation crossed ₹3.95 lakh crore. With this, Titan moved ahead of HCL Tech in terms of market value.
The milestone reflects growing investor confidence in the company’s execution, category leadership, and ability to maintain growth across businesses.
Titan share price has remained strong in 2026 so far. On a year-to-date basis, the stock is up 9%. Over the last six months, it has gained 25%, while its one year return stands at 41%.
The latest business update suggests that Titan continues to see strong traction across key segments, especially jewellery, which remains the main pillar of growth.
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