Café Coffee Day Boosts Revenue Amid Store Count Decline
Café Coffee Day, operated by Coffee Day Global, reduced its losses to Rs 11 crore with a revenue increase to Rs 263 crore for the June quarter of FY26. Despite a slight drop in the number of cafés, overall revenue rose by 6%. Parent company CDEL saw a profit turnaround.
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Café Coffee Day, a cornerstone of India's café culture, has shown resilience by narrowing its losses to Rs 11 crore and increasing its net revenue by 6% to Rs 263 crore in the recent June quarter.
Although the average sales per day dipped slightly year-on-year, Café Coffee Day saw an improvement from the previous quarter. However, the café chain's store count fell to 427, a reduction from 448 the year before. A silver lining for the company is its increased number of vending machines, now totaling 55,189.
The parent company, Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd (CDEL), reported a profit of Rs 23.28 crore for the reporting period, bouncing back from a loss in the previous year. Revenues from operations grew to Rs 269.32 crore, marking a 3.55% increase.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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