RCPL's Q1 revenue hit ₹8,600 crore, more than double a year earlier, as Campa and Independence brands gained share. The company will launch Campa in Australia by end-July and is expanding into Africa.
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Reliance Consumer Products Ltd, the fast-moving consumer goods arm of Reliance Industries, said quarterly gross revenue more than doubled year-on-year to about ₹8,600 crore in the first quarter of fiscal 2027. The jump was driven by its Campa soft drinks brand and the Independence daily-essentials line.
Beverages contributed roughly ₹2,900 crore of that total and Daily Essentials about ₹3,200 crore, management said on the post-earnings conference call. RCPL now reaches more than 5,000 distributors and over 3 million retail outlets, with external trade channels accounting for more than 80% of sales.
Chairman Mukesh D. Ambani said the consumer-products business was “growing rapidly” and that the FMCG portfolio was gaining “real traction” with Indian consumers. Campa has picked up double-digit market share in key regions, management added. Independence, which sells staples such as atta, rice, pulses, sugar and edible oils, generated about ₹2,600 crore in revenue in all of FY26 and was recognised as one of India’s trusted brands.
RCPL recorded gross revenue of ₹22,000 crore for the full fiscal year ended March 2026, with Campa contributing more than ₹4,700 crore. The company has set a target of ₹1 lakh crore in annual revenue by FY30.
Australia launch and international push
The company will launch Campa in Australia by the end of July, using locally produced aluminium cans for that market. RCPL has acquired a majority stake in Australia’s Goodness Group, which owns health-focused beverages including Nexba and the hydration brand PACE. Management said the company was also expanding its beverage business into African markets during the current quarter.
RCPL has completed the operational transition of Brylcreem and Toni & Guy haircare products, Badedas bath-care products and Matey children’s personal-care products. Sales have begun in the UK, Europe and Australia, while an India launch is being prepared.
Capacity expansion
A greenfield beverages plant has been partly commissioned, food parks are under development, and RCPL is evaluating an edible-oil manufacturing facility in West Bengal. Management said FY27 would focus on disciplined scale-up, with expansion in distribution, manufacturing and its owned-brand portfolio rather than growth at any cost.
Ambani said RCPL’s brands were gaining acceptance with Indian consumers and that Reliance’s distribution and manufacturing investments would support the next phase of growth. The company is now extending that strategy overseas, beginning with Campa’s Australia launch and the rollout of its acquired personal-care brands.
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