Titan vs Kalyan Jewellers: Brokerage sees up to 94% upside after strong Q4 results - Which jewellery stock to BUY?

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Titan vs Kalyan Jewellers

Titan vs Kalyan Jewellers: With the quarterly earnings season in full swing, major Indian jewellery players such as Titan Company and Kalyan Jewellers have already announced their latest results over the past week. Following the earnings announcements, several brokerage firms have reviewed the companies’ performances and shared their outlook on the stocks.

The commentary has gained added significance in the current market environment, especially after Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently urged consumers to postpone gold purchases. His remarks come at a sensitive juncture, as escalating tensions in West Asia continue to raise concerns over global economic stability, while also boosting gold’s appeal as a traditional safe-haven asset.

Titan Company vs Kalyan Jewellers Q4 Results

However, from a performance perspective, both stocks have performed well in the previous quarter. Here's a look at how both companies have performed:

MetricKalyan Jewellers Q4 FY26Titan Company Q4 FY26
Net ProfitRs 409.50 croreRs 1,179 crore
YoY Profit Growth118%35.36%
Net Profit (Year-Ago Quarter)Rs 187.6 croreRs 871 crore
Total Income / SalesRs 10,321.1 croreRs 20,607 crore
YoY Revenue Growth66%48.28%
ExpensesRs 9,782.28 croreRs 25,579 crore

Full-Year FY26 Performance

MetricKalyan Jewellers FY26Titan Company FY26
Net ProfitRs 1,350.39 croreRs 5,073 crore
YoY Profit Growth89%52%
Previous Year ProfitRs 714.17 croreRs 3,337 crore
Total Income / SalesRs 35,950.88 croreRs 76,797 crore sales
YoY Revenue Growth43%34.4%

Strong demand boosted the earnings of both Titan Company and Kalyan Jewellers in FY26. Kalyan outpaced Titan in profit growth, while Titan maintained leadership in scale and revenue, highlighting continued momentum in India’s organised jewellery retail sector.

Also Read: Titan, Kalyan Jewellers, PC Jeweller shares crash up to 11% following PM Modi’s appeal to delay gold purchases

Brokerages on Jewellery Stocks

MOSL maintains BUY

Motilal Oswal maintained its BUY rating on Kalyan Jewellers with a revised target price of Rs 575. The target price reflects an upside of around 49 per cent from the current price level.

The brokerage highlighted a strong Q4 performance driven by over 95 per cent PAT growth in India and robust Middle East operations. It raised FY27 and FY28 EPS estimates by 4 per cent, projecting 21 per cent revenue, 16 per cent EBITDA and 22 per cent PAT CAGR during FY26-28E.

Citi sees 94% upside

Citi retained its BUY call on Kalyan Jewellers and increased the target price to Rs 750 from Rs 650 after a strong Q4 beat across revenue, EBITDA and PAT. This translates to an upside of 94 per cent.

BrokerageShare Price TargetUpside%
Motilal Oswal575~49%
Citi750~94%

Morgan Stanley prefers Titan

Titan Company remained Morgan Stanley’s preferred pick with an Overweight rating and a higher target price of Rs 5,212, reflecting an upside of around 24 per cent.

The brokerage highlighted strong Q4 jewellery growth, improving buyer additions and margin expansion.

Bernstein sees 18% upside

Bernstein maintained an Outperform rating on Titan Company with a target price of Rs 5,000 after a strong Q4 performance. The target price set by the brokerage reflects an upside of 18 per cent for the current price of Rs 4,225.

However, several other brokerages, including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, have also retained a positive outlook on Titan Company

BrokerageShare Price TargetUpside%
Morgan StanleyRs 5,212~24%
BernsteinRs 5,000~18%
Goldman SachsRs 5,400~28%
Elara CapitalRs 5,350~27%
CitiRs 5,075~20%
Motilal OswalRs 5,300~25%
EmkayRs 5,350~27%

CAGR Comparison

Time Period TitanKalyan Jewellers
10 Years29%-
5 Years25%47%
3 Years18%58%
1 Year28-18%

Titan Company has delivered consistent long-term compounding with stable returns across market cycles, while Kalyan Jewellers has significantly outperformed over the last five and three years on aggressive growth and expansion. However, Kalyan’s 1-year decline highlights higher volatility compared to Titan’s steadier performance trajectory.

(Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as any investment advice. ET NOW DIGITAL suggests its readers/audience to consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)

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