Brokerage firm Anand Rathi has increased the target price for Mrs. Bector Food Specialities to Rs 275 following a strong second quarter in fiscal year 2027. The company reported a 14.3% rise in revenue and a 25.3% growth in profit. Investors are now monitoring the company's progress on margin expansion and premium product growth amid ongoing input cost challenges.
Anand Rathi has increased the target price for Mrs. Bector Food Specialities to Rs 275, reflecting confidence in the company’s outlook after its recent financial results. The update follows a second quarter in fiscal year 2027 that saw the firm deliver double-digit growth despite broader industry challenges.
In the second quarter, Mrs. Bector Food reported revenue of Rs 630.5 crore, a 14.3% increase compared to the previous year. Net profit rose more sharply by 25.3% to Rs 45.7 crore. The company achieved an operating profit margin of 13.1%, marking a 50 basis point improvement, which signals resilience even while managing variable input costs.
The company’s management is focused on expanding its reach through wider distribution and shifting its portfolio toward higher-value, premium products. These moves, combined with strategic price increases implemented in October and November, are intended to support profitability in the coming quarters. The company is targeting an operating margin range of 14-15% over the medium term as it balances these operational levers.
While the outlook remains positive, investors should be aware of factors that could impact performance. The company has navigated challenges related to raw material price inflation and occasional supply chain bottlenecks affecting export volumes. Additionally, the biscuit segment has faced pressure from moderate rural demand. The success of the company’s expansion and its ability to maintain profit margins will depend on how effectively it manages these cost pressures and consumer demand patterns.
As of the close on November 8, 2026, the stock was trading around Rs 210. Future monitoring by investors will likely focus on whether the company successfully achieves its margin targets and how well it manages production costs as it continues to scale its operations.