Mrs Bectors Food Specialities Ltd, a well-known Indian FMCG company that manufactures biscuits and bakery products, has released its strong Q2 FY26 financial results. The stock saw a mild rise, and the company’s long-term growth story continues to strengthen investor confidence.
Stock Performance
With a market cap of ₹7,957 crore, Mrs Bectors Food’s stock touched a high of ₹1,300.55 on Friday, up about 0.8% from the previous close of ₹1,290.65. Over the last five years, the stock has delivered 116% returns, outperforming the Nifty 50, which returned 103% during the same period.
Q2 FY26 Performance
The company reported ₹551 crore in revenue from operations, up 11% YoY from ₹496 crore and up 17% QoQ from ₹473 crore. Total expenses increased to ₹509 crore, rising 13% YoY from ₹449 crore and 16% QoQ.
Higher costs impacted profitability. Net profit fell from ₹39 crore to ₹36.5 crore, a 6% YoY decline, but rose 18% QoQ. This indicates the company successfully balanced volume growth with cost control.
Stock Split Announcement
The company recently announced a 1:5 stock split, under which a share with a face value of ₹10 will be split into five shares of ₹2 each. This move is expected to improve liquidity and attract more retail participation.
The record date is 12 December (Friday)—investors holding shares on that day will be eligible for the split shares.
Company Story
Mrs Bector’s Food Specialities began in the 1980s when Mrs Rajni Bector started baking in a small home kitchen in Ludhiana.
What began as a passion project soon grew into a nationally trusted brand. Today, names like Cremica and English Oven are familiar in Indian households.
The company now sells its products through 5.5 lakh retailers across 23 Indian states and supplies burger buns and other bakery products to major fast-food chains like McDonald’s. Its export footprint is also expanding, making it one of India’s key biscuit and bakery exporters.
Growth Drivers
Mrs Bectors continues to focus on innovation in its product portfolio, including:
- Increased focus on healthy and fresh-baked products
- Expansion in the premium biscuits segment
- Strong partnerships with Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs)
- Export expansion leading to a broader revenue base
These factors have strengthened the company’s brand presence not only in India but also in several international markets.
Conclusion
Although Q2 saw a slight dip in profit, Mrs Bectors Food’s strong revenue growth, brand power, and global expansion strategy make it a stable long-term FMCG story. The 5:1 stock split will enhance affordability and liquidity, potentially increasing retail investor interest in the months ahead.
One thing remains clear—Mrs Bector’s continues to build on the same legacy of taste and trust that began in a small kitchen in the 1980s.
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