Mrs. Bectors Made ₹142 Cr Profit in FY25 — But the Real Bread is in the Biscuits! 🍪

Mrs. Bectors Made ₹142 Cr Profit in FY25 — But the Real Bread is in the Biscuits! 🍪

🧁 At a Glance:

CMP: ₹1,488.80

  • Revenue (FY25): ₹1,401 Cr (↑18.5%)
  • PAT: ₹142 Cr (↑63% YoY)
  • EPS: ₹24.95
  • 📦 Final Dividend: ₹2.90/share
  • 🏭 Exports up 41% | 🏪 New premium biscuit lines launched
  • 💰 EBITDA Margin: 15.9%
  • 🧑‍🍳 This smallcap bakery is cooking up a multibagger recipe — with the right shelf life.

🏢 About the Company

  • Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Ltd is a premium biscuit and bakery player in India, owning brands like Cremica (biscuits) and English Oven (breads).
  • Strong presence in North India, now expanding into Metro cities and exports.
  • Core product segments:
    • Biscuits (Cremica) – domestic + exports
    • Breads (English Oven) – urban India
    • Cream-filled, cracker, digestive & sandwich cookies

👥 Key Managerial Personnel (KMP)

NameDesignation
Akshay BectorManaging Director
Ashish KathpalCFO
Puneet JhaCompany Secretary

📊 FY25 Financials Snapshot

MetricFY25FY24YoY Change
Revenue from Operations₹1,401 Cr₹1,182 Cr⬆️ +18.5%
EBITDA₹223 Cr₹149 Cr⬆️ +49.6%
EBITDA Margin (%)15.9%12.6%📈 Expansion
PAT₹142 Cr₹87 Cr⬆️ +63.2%
EPS₹24.95₹15.18⬆️

📦 Final Dividend: ₹2.90/share (proposed)


🌍 Export vs Domestic Growth

SegmentFY25 Revenue ShareGrowth YoY
Domestic Biscuits49%Moderate
International Biz44%🔥 +41% YoY
Bakery (India)7%Modest

Exports are the real growth story — demand from Africa, Southeast Asia, and Gulf nations shot up like yeast in summer.


🛠️ Strategic Moves in FY25

  • 📦 Launched premium biscuit lines for export and urban retail
  • 🏗️ Set up new high-speed production lines for sandwich cream biscuits
  • 💼 Increased distribution in West and South India
  • 🛒 D2C e-commerce push for English Oven in metros

💸 Balance Sheet Overview

ItemFY25
Total Assets₹902 Cr
Net Worth₹734 Cr
Cash & Equivalents₹122 Cr
BorrowingsNegligible
ROE~19%

Mrs. Bectors is one of the few FMCG companies in India with high margin + debt-free + fast-growing exports.


🧁 EduInvesting Take

This is not your average biscuit company.
Mrs. Bectors is:

  • Growing faster than Britannia in premium segments
  • Exporting faster than Indian bureaucrats can approve a factory license
  • Launching more SKUs than an engineering college cafeteria

Yet — it’s trading at a P/E of ~60. Expensive? Maybe.
But with:

  • 15.9% EBITDA margins
  • High export push
  • Brand stickiness
  • Debt-free operations

…it’s the kind of high-quality FMCG business you don’t mind paying a premium for — especially when the premium tastes like digestive cookies with chocolate chips.


🚩 Risks & Watchouts

  • Valuation is rich — may limit near-term upside
  • Input costs (wheat, sugar) can impact margins
  • Domestic biscuit market is ultra-competitive with ITC, Parle, Britannia
  • Export growth depends on logistics and FX volatility

📦 Final Dividend & Shareholder Update

  • Declared ₹2.90/share final dividend
  • Total payout ~₹16.5 Cr
  • 3rd consecutive year of rising dividend payout

🧠 Should You Track This Stock?

Absolutely. It’s:

  • Debt-free ✅
  • Export-oriented ✅
  • High margin FMCG ✅
  • Brand equity in cremica & English Oven ✅

CMP is ₹1,488.80 — not cheap. But sometimes, good biscuits cost more.


Tags: Mrs Bectors FY25 results, Cremica biscuits, English Oven, BECTORFOOD stock, FMCG exports India, smallcap multibagger biscuits, high margin FMCG, Indian food IPO, biscuit stock FY25 earnings

Author: Prashant Marathe
Date: May 29, 2025

Prashant Marathe

https://eduinvesting.in

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