LT Foods, a leading Indian-origin global FMCG company in the consumer food sector, has announced its audited consolidated results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year ending March 31, 2025. The company reported a 12% year-on-year revenue growth, reaching Rs. 8,770 crore, surpassing the USD 1 billion mark for the first time.
Commenting on the performance, Mr. Ashwani Arora, Managing Director & CEO, said, “FY’25 has been a landmark year for LT Foods. Crossing the USD 1 billion revenue threshold reflects our resilient business model, strong brand portfolio, and commitment to consumers worldwide.”
The Basmati and Specialty Rice segment grew by 10% YoY, reinforcing LT Foods’ position as a premium rice brand. The Organic Food and Ingredients segment registered robust 29% growth, fueled by increasing demand for sustainable and health-conscious food choices. Meanwhile, the Ready-to-Heat (RTH) and Ready-to-Cook (RTC) categories grew by 21%, indicating steady demand.
The company’s international markets remained strong, with all key regions contributing to overall growth. Notably, operating margins improved significantly, in line with the company’s earlier guidance, driven by operational efficiencies and enhanced brand equity.
In India, LT Foods made strategic investments in building a future-ready sales and distribution network, including the rollout of a next-generation Go-to-Market platform. Growth was further supported by the rapid expansion of e-commerce, quick commerce, and modern trade channels.
Innovation was a core driver throughout the year. New launches included DAAWAT® Jasmine Thai Rice, catering to premium global tastes, and an expansion of the ‘Kari Kari’ gluten-free roasted snack range, with the introduction of ‘Krispy Hopu’ in a sweet and salty flavor.
Looking ahead, Mr. Arora emphasized LT Foods’ commitment to authenticity, convenience, and sustainability. “We continue to embrace digital transformation to improve agility and transparency, while deepening our ESG commitments to drive responsible and long-term growth,” he added.