B9 Beverages Ltd (Bira 91)

Craft-led beer brand scaling into a capital-intensive, heavily regulated category.

UnlistedHigh liquidityBreweries & BeveragesISIN INE0D9J01013Loss makingBrandHigh risk

Indicative price

₹73.00

+1.98 (+2.79%) today

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Market cap

₹211.7 Cr

2.90 Cr shares

P/E ratio

Loss making

Sector average 52

Book value

₹95.52

P/B 0.76

1-year return

-77.43%

52w ₹73 – ₹480

52-week low ₹7352-week high ₹480

Currently 0% of the way through its 52-week range.

Indicative price history

1Y change

-77.48% ₹324₹73

397.8307.9218.0128.138.2Sept 25Nov 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Sept 26

52-week band in this window: ₹73.00₹362.97. Weekly indicative marks, not exchange-traded prices.

Key highlights

  • Leading craft beer brand in the premium segment with strong urban recall.
  • Losses narrowing on cost control; volumes recovered in FY26.
  • State-by-state excise regulation is the key operating constraint.

About Bira 91

B9 Beverages makes and sells craft-styled beers across draught, bottled and canned formats, with a portfolio spanning wheat beers, lagers and strong variants.

Manufacturing is a mix of owned breweries and contract brewing arrangements across states, because alcohol distribution is state regulated.

The company has also expanded into taprooms and a direct-to-consumer engagement layer around the brand.

Where the revenue comes from

  • Bottled & canned beer71%

    Retail off-trade volumes

  • Draught & on-trade19%

    Bars, restaurants and taprooms

  • Exports6%

    Select international markets

  • Merchandise & other4%

    Brand licensing and merchandise

Products & services

Bira 91 White / Blonde

Flagship wheat beer and lager.

Bira 91 Boom

Strong and mass-premium variants.

Bira 91 Taprooms

Owned on-trade venues.

Merchandise

Lifestyle apparel and licensing.

What works

  • Strong brand salience with urban consumers in the premium beer segment.
  • Premium mix supports a higher realisation per case than mass-market beer.
  • Growing in-house brewing capacity reduces dependence on contract partners.

What to watch

  • State-by-state excise regulation makes pricing and distribution complex and slow to scale.
  • The company has been loss making and remains dependent on external funding.
  • Working capital is tied up in state corporation receivables, which pay slowly.

Compare with peers

CompanyPriceMarket capP/EP/BRev CAGR
Bira 91This page₹73.00₹211.7 Cr0.76+2.46%
boAt₹795.44₹5,727 Cr33.305.49+10.99%
OYO₹23.40₹21,185 Cr21.276.94+31.78%

Latest reported year: FY26 ending 31 Mar 2026.