Radico Khaitan

Radico Khaitan is growing, with FY2026 revenue up 24.7% to ₹6,050.4 crore and profit after tax of ₹600.3 crore (Financial Express, 11 Oct), while it moves Rampur and Sangam into four UK airports (ET Small Business, 28 Sept). Net debt of ₹106.1 crore remains, with a net debt free target for FY2027 (Financial Express).

What it means Rival Indian spirits makers face a premium-whisky competitor now stocked in Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham.

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From 7 stories, the newest dated 7 Oct 2026. Summary written 10 Oct 2026. Newer developments are under Latest moves.

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Radico Khaitan is an Indian spirits maker that sells in more than 100 export markets and more than 60 duty-free or travel-retail markets, according to CMO Kunal Madan.[1] source: CNBC-TV18 Its brands include Rampur Indian Single Malt, Sangam, Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin, Virasat and Kohinoor.[1] source: CNBC-TV18 Madan has described how Indian barley, climate, wine casks and homegrown botanicals shaped the luxury positioning of Rampur.[2] source: Storyboard18 Jaisalmer Gin uses 11 botanicals, seven of them from India.[1] source: CNBC-TV18

In September 2026, Radico Khaitan placed Rampur and Sangam whiskies in duty-free stores at four UK airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham.[3] source: ET Small Business It is targeting expansion to over 100 global duty-free locations.[3] source: ET Small Business Business Standard reported that Radico Khaitan's June-quarter net profit was ₹229.60 crore, up 76 per cent, as premiumisation drove growth.[4] source: Business Standard Nuvama expects its Q2 FY27 revenue to grow around 11 per cent YoY and lists it among top consumer BUY picks.[5] source: Business Today Motilal Oswal also names it among its top consumer picks.[6] source: Moneycontrol

Radico Khaitan launched Virasat single malt in India first, with international markets planned later.[1] source: CNBC-TV18 In October 2026 Madan said the company is building Rampur Indian Single Malt on provenance, authenticity and a distinctly Indian story.[7] source: Storyboard18

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  1. Radico Khaitan takes Rampur and Sangam whiskies to four UK airportsET Small Business

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What are Radico Khaitan's expansion plans?

In September 2026 Radico Khaitan expanded Rampur and Sangam to four UK airports, Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham, and is targeting expansion to over 100 global duty-free locations.][3] source: ET Small Business

Where and when is Radico Khaitan opening new stores?

Radico Khaitan placed its Rampur and Sangam whiskies in duty-free stores at Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham airports in September 2026.[3] source: ET Small Business

How fast is Radico Khaitan growing in India?

Radico Khaitan reported June-quarter net profit of ₹229.60 crore, up 76 per cent, as premiumisation drove growth despite input-cost, policy and supply-chain headwinds.[4] source: Business Standard

What is Radico Khaitan's current strategy in India?

In September 2026 Radico Khaitan took Rampur and Sangam to four UK airports.[3] source: ET Small Business In October 2026 it was building Rampur Indian Single Malt on Indian provenance and a luxury positioning, and it launched Virasat single malt in India first.[7] source: Storyboard18[1] source: CNBC-TV18

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