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Tea stocks rally as prices surge amid supply disruption; should you buy?

Analysts remain cautious on tea-stocks as they believe the companies may witness lower growth in revenues due to loss in production.

Analysts at Sharekhan opine that while tea prices in the India business are expected to move upwards in the near term, this will put some pressure on gross margins in near term
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Analysts at Sharekhan opine that while tea prices in the India business are expected to move upwards in the near term, this will put some pressure on gross margins in near term

Nikita Vashisht New Delhi
Tea prices across the country have continued to surge as massive flood in the north-eastern and southern India and the subsequent supply disruption hit tea inventory. As on August 8, the weekly tea prices for CTC leaf tea -- or Crush, Tear, Curl tea-- at All India level stood at Rs 253.42 per kilogram, up from Rs 243.41 per kg as on August 1, and Rs 212.48 per kg as on July 25. Of this, tea prices in North India saw sharp uptick from Rs 240.42 per kg as on July 11 to Rs 282.38 per kg as on August

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