CHENNAI (Reuters) - Fortune brand-owner Adani Wilmar on Wednesday reported a 16% increase in quarterly profit on higher demand for its cooking oil and packaged foods.
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Growth in the third quarter has been broad across both urban and rural towns, with higher saliency in urban markets, Adani Wilmar said
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India's Adani Wilmar reported a 73% slump in second-quarter profit on Thursday, as the Fortune cooking oil maker reeled under dull demand from rural areas
CLOSING BELL: The NSE Nifty 50 swung wildly in a range of 17,112 to 16,957 as the weekly F&O expiry was in focus. The index finally settled with a loss of 107 points at 17,017 .
The company, however, remains optimistic on their brand equity, and is hopeful of sequential improvement in demand trends with easing retail inflation and good monsoon
Edible oil major Adani Wilmar on Wednesday said the company's overall revenue in the July-September quarter will annually grow by low single-digit amid a fall in rates of edible oils. Adani Wilmar markets its edible oils and other food items under the Fortune brand. In a regulatory filing, the company shared a preliminary update on the standalone performance during the quarter ended September. "Multiple macro challenges continued to impact the business in the quarter gone by owing to domestic and global cues, continued geo-political standoff, rising interest rates, slow uptick in the rural demand and delayed withdrawal of monsoon in major parts of India," it said. Adani Wilmar said the company is witnessing some positive signs of recovery, with softening of commodity prices and higher foodgrain production estimates for the last crop year. In edible oil segment, the second quarter essentially absorbed the market shocks of high inflation followed by sharp decline in prices. In view
Adani Green Energy, Adani Total Gas, Adani Enterprises and Adani Transmission were trading higher in the range of 2 per cent to 4 per cent
Adani Enterprises and Adani Total Gas were the major losers among the group stocks, as they hit the 10 per cent lower circuit in intraday deals.
Despite an overall weak market, shares of Adani Wilmar was up 2 per cent at Rs 785.90, as they bounced back 7 per cent from its intra-day low of Rs 735 per share on the BSE.