iD Fresh Food Revenue Rises 27.7% to Rs 870 Crore in FY26
Bengaluru-based iD Fresh Food grew operating revenue 27.7% to Rs 870 crore in FY26 and stayed profitable as demand for ready-to-cook food climbs in India.
iD Fresh Food, the Bengaluru-based maker of ready-to-cook foods, reported revenue from operations of Rs 870 crore in FY26, up 27.7% from Rs 681 crore a year earlier. The figures come from the company's consolidated financial statements.
The result puts the company close to the Rs 900 crore mark while it remains profitable. According to the numbers, its profit before exceptional items rose roughly threefold during the year.
Convenience without leaving home cooking behind
iD Fresh Food manufactures products such as idli and dosa batter and parathas, and it also trades in food products. Its business is built on a shift in Indian households: consumers want convenience but are reluctant to give up home-style meals, and ready-to-cook items sit between the two.
That preference has made packaged batters and similar staples a regular fixture in many kitchens, and the company's growth rate suggests demand is still expanding rather than plateauing.
Why it matters
Many consumer-focused startups in India have chased growth at the expense of earnings. A packaged-food company that scales by almost 28% in a year while keeping profits positive stands out in that context, and it points to healthy unit economics in the ready-to-cook category.
Further details, including the size of any exceptional items and the full profit figures, will become clearer as the company's complete disclosures are examined.
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