Vintage Coffee Sales Growth
As coffee demand soars, Vintage Coffee & Beverages reported a 133% revenue jump to ₹101.61 crore in Q1 FY26, driven by booming sales. The company’s product innovation, like its freeze-dried coffee offerings, and sharp market strategies helped it tap rising demand. Third wave coffee trends have heightened consumer awareness for quality, further fueling this growth.
Its standalone net sales hit ₹62.12 crore in June 2025—a 398% surge from the prior year. Vintage Coffee’s profit after tax rose 213% year-on-year to ₹14.23 crore, while quarterly net profit skyrocketed 331% to ₹2.65 crore. The firm’s operating profit also grew 166%, hitting ₹17.24 crore, and EBITDA climbed 222% to ₹4.16 crore.
The company’s success comes from fully using its existing production capacity over recent years. Under its ongoing expansion project, Vintage is adding 4,500 MTPA of spray-dried and agglomerated coffee capacity, expected to boost total capabilities to 11,000 MTPA by March 2026. However, raw material costs spiked to ₹59.25 crore in June 2025, reflecting higher production volumes and input prices. Now it’s expanding with plans for a new freeze-dried coffee plant to enhance output. This move aims to meet fast-growing domestic and global demand. Vintage Coffee is also fundraising to support these initiatives, signaling confidence in its growth path.
Analysts note the firm’s EPS surged to ₹0.20 from ₹0.05 a year ago, reflecting stronger earnings per share for investors. Shareholders have seen big gains. Vintage Coffee’s stock delivered 19.57% returns in six months and 106.66% over the past year. Shares closed at ₹141.75 on July 18, 2025, on the BSE, with the company now seen as a high-growth player in beverages.
Its ability to clear investment checklists has drawn more backers, especially as international markets open up. Vintage Coffee’s strategy hinges on scaling production without losing quality. By maximizing current facilities and building new ones, it’s positioned to keep up with consumer trends.
The firm’s leadership says strong demand is “just the start,” hinting at more product launches and tech upgrades. With profits and revenues smashing records, Vintage Coffee shows no signs of slowing—proving it’s a key name in India’s booming coffee sector.
