Mumbai-based premium alco-bev importer and distributor Monika Alcobev reported strong financial growth for FY2025-26, with annual profit rising 39 per cent to Rs 32.14 crore, driven by rising demand for premium international spirits and wines in India.
The company’s total income for FY26 increased 30.21 per cent to Rs 310.36 crore compared to the previous financial year. In the March quarter, Monika Alcobev posted a 22 per cent rise in net profit to Rs 22.32 crore, while quarterly revenue climbed 21.36 per cent to Rs 184.28 crore year-on-year.
According to the company, growth during FY26 was led by strong consumer demand across premium tequila and agave spirits, Irish whiskey, Japanese whisky, gin, imported wines and liqueurs. The company said evolving consumer preferences in India’s premium alco-bev segment continued to support sales momentum.
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Its key markets including Delhi, Haryana and Maharashtra recorded strong double-digit growth during the year. The company also expanded into the Kerala market, further strengthening its footprint in southern India.
Commenting on the performance, Managing Director Kunal Patel said FY26 was strategically significant for the company following its SME IPO and expansion across South Asian markets.
He added that the company remains focused on long-term brand building, improving accessibility for global alcohol brands and strengthening partnerships across hospitality and retail channels.
Patel also noted that several international liquor companies are increasingly viewing India as a priority growth market, opening new opportunities for portfolio expansion and strategic collaborations.
Monika Alcobev further stated that it remained largely unaffected by Middle East supply chain disruptions due to proactive procurement planning, with no material impact on operations.
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