Jubilant FoodWorks delivered one of its strongest quarters in recent years, supported by broad-based growth across India and international markets. The company recorded substantial expansion in revenue, profitability and store network. Domino’s continued to drive the bulk of performance, while Popeyes, Dunkin’ and COFFY strengthened the portfolio. The company’s digital ecosystem, delivery-led growth and product innovation stand out as core contributors this quarter.
The tone of both the results and management commentary signals confidence in stronger growth in the second half of the year, supported by margin expansion and network growth.
The India business showed consistent and balanced growth. Revenue increased 15.8 percent to Rs. 16,987 million.
Domino’s India grew 15.5 percent year-on-year driven by robust 14.8 percent order growth. Like-for-like growth came in at 9.1 percent, powered by strong delivery momentum where like-for-like delivery growth reached 16.5 percent.
India added 88 stores this quarter across brands, taking the total domestic network to 2,450. Domino’s alone expanded into 16 new cities and crossed the 500-city milestone, becoming the first QSR brand in India to do so.
Standalone EBITDA margin remained steady at 19.4 percent while PAT rose 22.8 percent to Rs. 639 million.
The gross margin expanded sequentially supported by better product mix, pricing and operational efficiency.
Brand-wise Insights
Domino’s
Strong delivery-led growth and expansion into new cities. Store network grew to 2,321 in India and 3,179 globally. Delivery now accounts for nearly 74 percent of revenue. Dine-in remained flattish but stable.
Popeyes
Double-digit same-store sales growth with higher gross margins. Introduced 7 new products in the Flavor Burst range and expanded its footprint in Mumbai.
COFFY
Growing fast in Turkey with 172 locations. Focused on youth-centered innovation and consistent product improvements.
