Trent Limited, the Tata Group’s retail arm, saw its share price drop by over 11% after announcing its standalone revenue for the June quarter (Q1FY26).
Trent Shares Take a Hit
On Friday, July 4, shares of Trent Limited experienced a significant decline, falling more than 11% following the company’s latest financial update. By early afternoon, the stock was trading at Rs 5488 apiece, marking an 11.36% decrease for the day.
Trent operates popular retail brands such as Westside, known for its fashion and lifestyle products, Zudio, a value-focused fast-fashion chain, and Star, its grocery retail format.
Q1FY26 Revenue Update
The company reported a standalone revenue of Rs 5,061 crore for the June quarter, which represents a solid 19.7% increase compared to the Rs 4,228 crore recorded in the same period last year. This growth highlights the company’s expanding operations despite the share price reaction.
As of June 30, 2025, Trent’s retail footprint included 248 Westside stores, 766 Zudio outlets (with two also in the UAE), and 29 stores under other lifestyle concepts. The company continued its expansion strategy in Q1FY26, opening one new Westside store and 11 new Zudio stores, focusing on the affordable fast-fashion segment.
A Look at Trent’s Share Performance
While the recent drop is notable, it’s part of a mixed short-term performance for Trent shares. In the past week, the stock saw an 8.72% negative return, and over the last two weeks, it fell by 7%. Looking at the past one and two months, the shares declined by 0.29% and 1.22% respectively.
Over the last year, Trent’s stock has shown a slight decrease of 1.83%. However, its long-term performance tells a different story. The company has delivered impressive returns over extended periods, with gains of 216.41% in the past two years, 392.09% over three years, a remarkable 786.93% over five years, and an astonishing 4624.50% over the last decade.
Dividend History
Trent Limited has consistently rewarded its shareholders with dividends. Most recently, the company paid a dividend of Rs 5 in June. This follows previous payouts of Rs 3.20 last year and Rs 2.20 in 2023.
- Trent shares dropped over 11% on Friday following its Q1FY26 revenue update.
- The company reported a 19.7% rise in standalone revenue for Q1 FY26, reaching Rs 5,061 crore.
- Trent continues to expand its retail footprint, adding new Westside and Zudio stores.
- Despite recent short-term dips, Trent shares have delivered substantial long-term returns.
Investors will be closely watching how Trent’s share price stabilises in the coming days, considering both its recent Q1 growth and its strong historical performance.
