Westlife Foodworld Ltd posted consolidated revenue from operations of 6.71 billion rupees for the December quarter, alongside a profit after tax of 10.2 million rupees. The company’s performance reflects steady topline growth, though profitability remained modest amid rising costs and competitive pressures in the quick-service restaurant sector.
Westlife Foodworld Ltd, which operates McDonald’s restaurants in western and southern India, has announced its financial results for the December quarter. The company delivered consistent revenue growth, supported by strong consumer demand, while profitability was impacted by higher operating expenses and competitive dynamics in the food services industry.
Key Highlights
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Consolidated revenue from operations stood at 6.71 billion rupees, reflecting stable demand across outlets.
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Profit after tax was reported at 10.2 million rupees, indicating modest earnings growth.
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Operational costs and competitive pricing strategies weighed on margins during the quarter.
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The company continues to focus on menu innovation, digital ordering, and delivery expansion to strengthen customer engagement.
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Expansion of store footprint and enhanced customer experience initiatives remain central to its long-term growth strategy.
Westlife Foodworld’s results highlight resilience in revenue generation while underscoring the challenges of sustaining profitability in a dynamic quick-service restaurant market.
Sources: Business Standard, Moneycontrol