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Economic Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Economic Times
Delhi govt grosses Rs 2,662 crore from Q1FY26 liquor sales: Data
Delhi government corporations achieved significant liquor sales in the first quarter of 2025-26. They sold 16.96 crore bottles, earning over Rs 2,662 crore. This is more than the previous year. DSIIDC led sales with 5.29 crore bottles. The government aims for Rs 7,000 crore in excise tax collection. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Delhi government corporations sold about 16.96 crore liquor bottles in the first quarter of 2025-26, grossing over Rs 2,662 crore, officials said on figure was over 1 crore more than the number of liquor bottles sold during the same period last fiscal, they State Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) recorded the highest sale of 5.29 crore bottles of different kinds of liquor from April to June, was followed by sale of 5 crore bottles by Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC), 3.65 crore bottles by Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation (DSCSC) and 2.91 crore bottles by Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Store (DCCWS), showed official the current excise policy, retail liquor sale in Delhi is carried out solely by the government through its four agencies -- DSIIDC, DTTDC, DSCSC and DCCWS -- which operate over 700 the first quarter of the last fiscal, the four corporations recorded sale of 15.93 crore bottles, yielding Rs 2,403 sales this year have earned Rs 259 crore more, officials improved sales in the first quarter will help the government meet its target of Rs 7,000 crore in excise tax collection in 2025-26. It also shows that despite challenges, the liquor trade in the city is stabilising after it was disrupted due to the scrapping of excise policy 2021-22 by the previous regime in Delhi in government is now preparing a new excise policy aiming to boost revenue and provide an improved experience to the consumers. It will ensure the supply of quality liquor with transparency while generating revenue from it, officials said.A high-level committee headed by Chief Secretary Dharmendra Kumar is drafting the new policy by studying the policies of other states, they said.
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Business Standard
3 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
Delhi govt grosses Rs 2,662 cr from Q1FY26 liquor sales: Data
Delhi government corporations sold about 16.96 crore liquor bottles in the first quarter of 2025-26, grossing over Rs 2,662 crore, officials said on Saturday. The figure was over 1 crore more than the number of liquor bottles sold during the same period last fiscal, they said. Delhi State Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) recorded the highest sale of 5.29 crore bottles of different kinds of liquor from April to June, 2025. This was followed by sale of 5 crore bottles by Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC), 3.65 crore bottles by Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation (DSCSC) and 2.91 crore bottles by Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Store (DCCWS), showed official figures. In the current excise policy, retail liquor sale in Delhi is carried out solely by the government through its four agencies -- DSIIDC, DTTDC, DSCSC and DCCWS -- which operate over 700 vends. In the first quarter of the last fiscal, the four corporations recorded sale of 15.93 crore bottles, yielding Rs 2,403 crore. The sales this year have earned Rs 259 crore more, officials said. The improved sales in the first quarter will help the government meet its target of Rs 7,000 crore in excise tax collection in 2025-26. It also shows that despite challenges, the liquor trade in the city is stabilising after it was disrupted due to the scrapping of excise policy 2021-22 by the previous regime in Delhi in 2022. The government is now preparing a new excise policy aiming to boost revenue and provide an improved experience to the consumers. It will ensure the supply of quality liquor with transparency while generating revenue from it, officials said. A high-level committee headed by Chief Secretary Dharmendra Kumar is drafting the new policy by studying the policies of other states, they said.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Delhi govt grosses Rs 2,662 crore from Q1FY26 liquor sales: Data
Delhi government corporations achieved significant liquor sales in the first quarter of 2025-26. They sold 16.96 crore bottles, earning over Rs 2,662 crore. This is more than the previous year. DSIIDC led sales with 5.29 crore bottles. The government aims for Rs 7,000 crore in excise tax collection. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Delhi government corporations sold about 16.96 crore liquor bottles in the first quarter of 2025-26, grossing over Rs 2,662 crore, officials said on figure was over 1 crore more than the number of liquor bottles sold during the same period last fiscal, they State Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) recorded the highest sale of 5.29 crore bottles of different kinds of liquor from April to June, was followed by sale of 5 crore bottles by Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC), 3.65 crore bottles by Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation (DSCSC) and 2.91 crore bottles by Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Store (DCCWS), showed official the current excise policy, retail liquor sale in Delhi is carried out solely by the government through its four agencies -- DSIIDC, DTTDC, DSCSC and DCCWS -- which operate over 700 the first quarter of the last fiscal, the four corporations recorded sale of 15.93 crore bottles, yielding Rs 2,403 sales this year have earned Rs 259 crore more, officials improved sales in the first quarter will help the government meet its target of Rs 7,000 crore in excise tax collection in 2025-26. It also shows that despite challenges, the liquor trade in the city is stabilising after it was disrupted due to the scrapping of excise policy 2021-22 by the previous regime in Delhi in government is now preparing a new excise policy aiming to boost revenue and provide an improved experience to the consumers. It will ensure the supply of quality liquor with transparency while generating revenue from it, officials said.A high-level committee headed by Chief Secretary Dharmendra Kumar is drafting the new policy by studying the policies of other states, they said.
