BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR
Latest filings
- Promoter transfer of 1.84% stake within Wadia group · Ownership Changes
- Promoter transfer raises Wadia holding in Bombay Burmah to 50.10% · Ownership Changes
- Wadia group promoter buys 3.22pct in BBTC, crosses 50pct mark · Ownership Changes
Snapshot
What the business is, and whether it's a good one at a fair price.
Earns primarily through consolidated bakery and dairy operations, which accounted for 91.8% of FY26 segment revenue at 19,162.78 crore. An investments segment contributed 6.3% at 1,320.46 crore, reflecting income from stakes in subsidiaries and associates. Standalone operations span auto electrical components at 192.12 crore (supplying the automotive industry), horticulture at 94.88 crore, tea plantations at 69.24 crore, and dental/healthcare products at 37.72 crore. The company has been shrinking its tea business — the Singampatti estate ceased operations in June 2024 and 8,373.57 acres were returned to the government with 534 workers taking voluntary retirement, while the Dunsandle estate was sold for 120 crore in FY26. Materials form the largest cost at 53.8% of revenue, followed by other operating expenses at 19.7% and employee costs at 4.8%. Customers span retail consumers for bakery, dairy and dental products, automotive buyers for electrical components, and wholesale buyers for tea.
Scorecard
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Financials
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Ownership
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Common questions
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What does BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR do?
BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR is a Food Products company listed on NSE and BSE, trading under the symbol BBTC.
Is BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR profitable?
Yes. Over the trailing twelve months BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR reported a net profit of ₹2,584 Cr on revenue of ₹19,915 Cr.
Does BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR pay a dividend?
Yes. The dividend yield is 12.20% at the current price. It paid out 41% of its profit as dividend in FY26.
Is BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR debt-free?
No. It reported borrowings of ₹1,556 Cr on its 31 Mar 2026 balance sheet, or net debt of ₹852 Cr after cash. Debt stands at 0.16× equity. That is higher than 59% of its 33 Packaged Foods peers.
Is BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR expensive compared with its peers?
On trailing P/E, BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR ranks 7 of 38 in Packaged Foods — cheaper than 84% of them, against an industry median of 29.5×. This is a position, not a valuation judgement.
How much does the BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR share price move in a day?
On a typical session BOMBAY BURMAH TRADING COR moves 1.09% — that is the median absolute close-to-close move across its last 267 trading days. MarketPing measures each filing's price reaction against it.
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