ITC Q1 Results: Profit rises marginally by 3.21% to Rs 5,343.41 crore; no dividend announced

ITC Ltd on Friday released its fiscal first quarter earnings report with a profit growth of 3.21 per cent to Rs 5,343.41 crore in comparison to Rs 5,176.99 crore recorded during the corresponding quarter of FY25. It posted revenue from operations at Rs 23,129.35 crore, reporting a growth of 19.53 per cent as against Rs 19350.08 crore recorded during the first quarter of previous financial year. 

ITC Q1 performance across business verticals

ITC’s FMCG vertical posted revenue for the quarter at Rs 15,354.30 crore wherein the cigarettes business contributed to Rs 9,553.86 crore. Agri business posted Q1 revenue at Rs 9,723.84 crore. Meanwhile, ITC’s Paperboards, Paper & Packaging vertical recorded Q1 revenue at Rs 2,116.62 crore. 

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