Coffee Day Enterprises, the parent company of CCD, has become a multibagger for investors in the year 2025. In the 8 months of this year, the share has given approximately 100% return. The company has reduced debt and increased revenue. After the death of former owner V.G. Siddhartha, his wife Malavika Hegde revived it.
Multibagger Share: Coffee Day Enterprises, the parent company of CCD, is now showering investors with money by becoming a multibagger share. In the 8 months of this year, the share has given nearly 100% return. The company has improved its finances, reducing debt and increasing revenue. After the death of former owner V.G. Siddhartha in 2019, his wife Malavika Hegde took over the company's responsibility and brought it to profitability. In the June quarter, net revenue stood at Rs 263 crore. In the last six months, the share has seen a rally of over 80%.
The Company's Struggle
Coffee Day Enterprises was founded in 1993. Its founder V.G. Siddhartha transformed the company from a small cafe into a national brand. Initially, the company was earning good profits. However, after 2015, the company's days became difficult. Siddhartha invested in the real estate and logistics sectors, which incurred losses.
By 2019, the company had accumulated a debt of approximately Rs 7,000 crore. Debt and Income Tax actions worsened the situation. In July of the same year, Siddhartha died by suicide by jumping into a river. After his demise, the share price fell from Rs 300 to below Rs 20. This was a very difficult time for investors, and their fear of capital erosion grew.
Malavika Hegde Takes Charge
After Siddhartha's death, his wife Malavika Hegde took over the company's responsibility. By 2021, she had worked to make the company debt-free and profitable. She entered into some strategic business agreements and implemented cost-cutting measures. According to media reports, the company now has less than Rs 500 crore in debt.
Share Surge and Profit
The share of Coffee Day Enterprises started showing a gradual increase from June 2020. Although the share has not reached its previous high levels, it has been consistently providing profits to investors.
The company's revenue is also growing. In the June quarter of fiscal year 2026, Coffee Day Global's loss reduced to just Rs 11 crore. Meanwhile, net revenue increased by 6 percent to Rs 263 crore. In the same quarter last year, the company had a revenue of Rs 248 crore and a post-tax loss of Rs 17 crore.
Money Poured on Investors This Year
The share of Coffee Day has seen a tremendous rally this year. From January 1, 2025, to date, the share has given an increase of approximately 100 percent. If an investor had invested one lakh rupees at the beginning of the year, their investment would have doubled to approximately two lakh rupees today.
In the last eight months, this share has given substantial profits to investors. In six months, it has witnessed a rally of over 80 percent. Moreover, in the last one month, the share has surged by more than 30 percent. On Tuesday afternoon, the share was trading at Rs 47.71. Recently, its 52-week high was Rs 51.49.
