Nestle India Share Price Highlights: Nestle India Stock Price History, Key Levels and Q2 FY27 Results

Nestle India is the maker of Maggi, Nescafe, KitKat, Milkmaid and Cerelac, and its shares are watched as a gauge of packaged food demand in India. Nestle India stock rose into the Q2 results, and the numbers are now out.

This guide covers the price history around the results, the valuation, what brokerages expected, what the company reported, the Nomura view and the risks. I flag where figures conflict and where I could not find data, such as the dividend and the share price reaction on results day.

The key question for the stock is whether the growth and margins can justify a P/E near 70, so the sections below put numbers on that.

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Nestle India Share Price Highlights: Price History This Week

Date	Price	Note
12 Oct 2026 (Monday)	Rs 1,324.70	Close
13 Oct 2026	Rs 1,318.70 to Rs 1,334.00	Rs 1,318.70 at 2:30 pm (down 0.30%); Rs 1,334.00 at 3:28 pm (up 0.70%)
14 Oct 2026	Rs 1,383.2	Last traded price at 6:31 pm; volume 42,20,709 shares
Move from 13 Oct	About 3.7% to 4.9%	My calculation against the two 13 Oct readings
52-week range	Rs 1,159.40 to Rs 1,553	Rs 1,383.2 is about 10.9% below the high and about 19.3% above the low (my calculation)
Volume against average	About 2.4 times	My calculation: 42.2 lakh against a 17.6 lakh average reported on 13 Oct

Nestle India stock rose about 4% on 14 October, the day before results, on volume about 2.4 times its recent average. That suggests buyers were positioning for a strong quarter, and a rise before results also raises the bar the company has to clear.

I did not find the share price reaction on results day, so I do not state one. Check the live price to see how the market has taken the numbers.

Risk: A stock that rises into results can fall even when the numbers meet estimates.

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Nestle India Valuation: How Expensive Is the Stock?

Metric	Value	Note
Last traded price	Rs 1,383.2	14 Oct 2026
Market capitalisation	About Rs 2,66,724 crore	From the live blog snapshot
Price to earnings	69.98	Earnings per share of Rs 19.76; 1,383.2 divided by 19.76 matches (my check)
Earlier P/E	67.51	13 Oct, from a data site
Price to book and PEG	49.40 and 2.80	13 Oct, same site
Peer P/E	Britannia 44.41, Hindustan Unilever 29.47	13 Oct, same site

At about 70 times earnings, Nestle India trades far above Britannia and Hindustan Unilever. The premium reflects steady growth and a strong brand, and it also means the shares are sensitive to any miss on growth or margins.

The PEG ratio of 2.80 suggests the price is high against growth, although a PEG depends on the growth rate used.

Risk: A high P/E leaves less room for error if volume growth slows.

Nestle India Q2 FY27 Results: What Was Expected and What Came

Item	Expected (13 Oct)	Reported on 15 Oct
Revenue	Rs 6,765 crore to Rs 6,809 crore, up 20% to 21%	Standalone Rs 6,782.2 crore, up 20.5%; another report shows Rs 6,788 crore
Profit after tax	Rs 1,022 crore to Rs 1,035 crore, up 36% to 38%	Standalone Rs 1,026.8 crore, up 36.3%; another report shows consolidated Rs 1,010 crore, up 36%
EBITDA	About Rs 1,595 crore to Rs 1,616 crore	Not found in the sources I reviewed
EBITDA margin	About 23.6% to 23.7%	A margin of 23.8% is reported, but the source does not say which margin
Domestic growth	About 18% to 20%	Domestic sales up 20.4%
Volume growth	About 10% (HDFC Securities)	Not found; described as volume led
Advertising and marketing	Not estimated	Up 46%

The Nestle India standalone numbers are in line with the brokerage ranges from Axis Direct, HDFC Securities and Motilal Oswal, while the consolidated figure from the second source is a little below the range. I could not find the dividend, the EBITDA or the volume growth, and I will not guess.

Nestle India management said coffee and wheat prices are range bound, cocoa and milk remain volatile, and sugar and edible oil keep input costs high. It is offsetting this with productivity gains and new products, and the 46% rise in advertising spend shows that it is investing to hold volume.

Risk: A 46% jump in marketing spend can weigh on margins if sales do not keep pace.

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Nestle India Business Backdrop and Analyst View

Item	Detail
Q1 FY27	Revenue Rs 6,378.18 crore, up about 25.2%; consolidated profit Rs 958.68 crore, up over 48%
Nomura	Buy with a target of Rs 1,675, dated 1 Oct 2026; about 21% above Rs 1,383.2 (my calculation)
Data site rating	MarketsMOJO upgraded the stock from Hold to Buy, effective 12 Oct 2026
Renewable energy	On 27 Aug 2026 the company agreed to take a 26% stake in Radiance KA Sunshine Seven for captive power
FSSAI	On 18 Sept 2026 FSSAI filed three adjudication cases over infant nutrition products; the company says its products are compliant
GST appeal	On 9 Sept 2026 an appeal cut a tax liability to about Rs 1.3 crore

Nomura's target for Nestle India assumes mix growth of 17% and sales growth of 23%, and it notes that the comparison base gets higher from Q3. That means growth percentages could come down even if the business does well.

The FSSAI cases are a regulatory item to watch for Nestle India, and the company has said that the products meet the rules. I do not know how the cases will end.

Risk: A tougher comparison base from Q3 can slow reported growth.

What to Watch Next for Nestle India Shares

1. The share price reaction in the sessions after the Q2 FY27 results
2. EBITDA margin and volume growth in the full results and the earnings call
3. The interim dividend and its record date, if declared
4. Coffee, cocoa and milk prices and their effect on margins
5. The FSSAI cases and any regulatory update

Conclusion

Nestle India rose to Rs 1,383.2 into its Q2 FY27 results, and revenue and profit grew by about 20% and 36%, in line with estimates. The valuation near 70 times earnings and the higher base ahead mean the stock needs steady volume growth, so review the filing before acting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the Nestle India share price on 14 October 2026?

Ans. The last traded price was Rs 1,383.2, with volume of 42,20,709 shares and a market capitalisation of about Rs 2.67 lakh crore.

What is the Nestle India P/E ratio?

Ans. It was 69.98 on 14 October, with earnings per share of Rs 19.76. Britannia was at 44.41 and Hindustan Unilever at 29.47 on 13 October.

What was the Nestle India 52-week range?

Ans. From Rs 1,159.40 to Rs 1,553.

What were the Nestle India Q2 FY27 results?

Ans. Standalone revenue of Rs 6,782.2 crore, up 20.5%, and profit after tax of Rs 1,026.8 crore, up 36.3%. Another report shows consolidated profit of Rs 1,010 crore.

Did Nestle India meet estimates?

Ans. The standalone numbers were in line with brokerage ranges of Rs 6,765 crore to Rs 6,809 crore for revenue and Rs 1,022 crore to Rs 1,035 crore for profit.

What is the Nomura target for Nestle India?

Ans. Nomura has a Buy with a target of Rs 1,675, dated 1 October 2026.

Did Nestle India declare a dividend with Q2 FY27 results?

Ans. I could not find this in the sources I reviewed, so check the company filing.

Is this article investment advice?

Ans. No. It is educational and not a recommendation to buy or sell.