In 1994, Titan’s stock was just ₹2–₹4, with the company mainly known for its watch business.
The launch of Tanishq in the late 1990s transformed Titan into a strong jewellery brand.
By 2005, the share price reached around ₹35–₹40 as jewellery sales picked up.
In 2010, Titan crossed ₹250, backed by brand growth and expanding retail pres
ence.
By 2015, it traded near ₹400, driven by steady profits and loyal customers.
In 2020, Titan touched ₹1,200, helped by strong gold demand and festive sal
es.
In 2024, the stock hit ₹3,600–₹3,800, setting multiple new highs.
On August 8, 2025, Titan traded at ₹3,460, just below its record
high of ₹3,887.
Q1 FY26 profit jumped 52.5% to ₹1,091 crore, with revenue up 24% to ₹16,628 cror
e.
Growth came from booming jewellery demand, lower gold duties, and premium product launches.