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Varun Beverages buys two more PepsiCo bottling units

Varun Beverages now operates 22 bottling units for the Cola major - 18 in India and four in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Morocco and Zambia

Pepsi bottles are seen lined up at a store in New York, US.Photo: Reuters
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Pepsi bottles are seen lined up at a store in New York, US.<b>Photo: Reuters<b/>

Arnab Dutta New Delhi
PepsiCo India’s largest bottling partner, Varun Beverages, has acquired two more production units in Odisha and Madhya Pradesh. The firm, among the top three bottling partners for PepsiCo globally, acquired the rights from SMV Beverages Private Limited. SMV is owned by S K Jaipuria, brother of Varun Beverages’ promoter, Ravi Jaipuria. 

After the deal, Varun Beverages now operates 22 bottling units for the Cola major – 18 in India and four in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Morocco and Zambia. While, the size of the deal is not traceable at the moment, according to Raj Gandhi, chief financial officer, RJ Corp., now VB

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