Limited reported its highest-ever monthly sales volume of 3.4 million cases in June 2026, driven by strong performance from Imperial Blue Whisky and Mansion House Brandy, the Mumbai-based alcoholic beverages company announced on Wednesday.
The record comes on the back of back-to-back strong months — combined business volumes had also crossed 3 million cases in May 2026. Imperial Blue Whisky crossed 2 million cases in each of the two months, recovering from minor disruptions the company had flagged in April. The stock traded at ₹451.80 on the NSE as of 1.22 PM on Wednesday, up 0.16 per cent from its previous close of ₹451.10, with a market capitalisation of approximately ₹11,176 crore.
Chief Sales Officer Nishant Jain attributed the performance to execution capabilities and distribution strength, noting that the company has expanded market share in strategic regions even as integration of Imperial Blue continues. The company holds the third-largest position in the Prestige & Above spirits segment nationally and commands roughly 40 per cent market share across South India, excluding Tamil Nadu. Imperial Blue also recorded double-digit sequential growth in North India.
On the premiumisation front, Tilaknagar expanded its ‘House of TI’ luxury portfolio into West Bengal, launching Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky, Monarch Legacy Edition Brandy, and two Samsara gin variants. The Samsara products are launched under a usership agreement with Spaceman Spirits Lab, in which Tilaknagar holds a 21.36 per cent stake. The company indicated plans to roll out these premium brands across other key markets in coming months.
The stock has delivered 29.34 per cent returns over the past year and 204 per cent over three years, though it remains marginally negative year-to-date at -0.70 per cent. It trades on the NIFTY Microcap 250 index with an adjusted price-to-earnings ratio of 44.20.