Titan Q3 Results 2026: 40% Growth Driven by Jewellery and Festive Demand

Titan Q3 Results 2026

Titan’s Q3 FY26 numbers show a very strong quarter, powered almost entirely by jewellery and a broad festive spending wave across its consumer businesses. The company’s Q3 FY26 business update highlighted around 40% year‑on‑year growth in overall consumer businesses, with domestic revenues up about 38% and international operations surging close to 80%, which is the kind of growth that makes both long‑term investors and short‑term traders sit up straight.

Jewellery remained the star: Tanishq, Mia, Zoya, and CaratLane together drove roughly 41% YoY growth, helped by higher average selling prices, strong festive demand and continued store expansion, even as the company navigated elevated gold prices with tactics like gold‑exchange offers.

Outside jewellery, the story was more “steady but selective” than explosive. The watches and wearables division grew about 13% YoY, largely thanks to premium analogue watches doing well during the festive season, while smartwatches actually declined in volumes, a reminder that not every category moves in a straight line.

Eyecare delivered around 16% YoY growth, helped by sunglasses, prescription lenses, and an omni‑channel push that leaned on e‑commerce rather than just opening more physical stores.

Emerging businesses like fragrances also chipped in with over 20% growth in some sub‑segments, showing that Titan’s attempt to be more than “just jewellery and watches” is slowly starting to feel real on the P&L.

Market reaction over the past day or so has been broadly upbeat: multiple brokerage notes and business updates mention Titan’s Q3 FY26 as justification for fresh record highs in the share price and higher target ranges, especially because the growth came despite high gold prices and patchy demand in other discretionary pockets.

Commentaries from research desks keep coming back to the same three themes: premiumisation, festive‑led volume, and aggressive store expansion as the backbone of this quarter’s performance, with the launch of the lab‑grown diamond brand beYon frequently called out as a smart, forward‑looking bet rather than just a shiny side project.

For retail investors tracking Titan Q3 results 2026, the takeaway is pretty simple: this quarter didn’t rewrite the story of the company, it just reinforced it strong brands, strong festive playbook, and a management team that seems comfortable turning consumer sentiment into actual, measurable growth.

Disclaimer

Titan Q3 FY26 information is based on publicly reported business updates and market commentary available at the time of writing. Exact revenue, profit and segment numbers may be revised or interpreted differently by various sources. Investors should always cross-check figures with Titan’s official filings and consult a financial advisor before making decisions.