The company's coffee business in Q1FY24 continued its strong performance with a revenue growth of 21% YoY
The company, whose revenues stood at Rs. 1,660 crore and its net profit at Rs. 21.7 crore in FY22, has become a takeover target of various larger players
Distribution expansion, focus on large categories, and forays into new segments key drivers of a strong performance
Analysts at ICICI Securities believe the India business (food & beverage) would continue to dominate with higher growth from newer segments
This comes at a time when the board of Tata Sons has acknowledged the group's highest growth in its history
During the year, the FMCG major has strengthened its core businesses and expanded its target addressable market and has also opened up opportunities for growth
Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) will see high growth in the domestic market, according to Chairman N Chandrasekaran, who also expressed the company's openness to acquisitions and expanding into new categories. India's business growth would continue to outpace that of the international market, with the percentage of revenue from the Indian market expected to increase, Chandrasekaran said replying to shareholders at the 60th AGM. India business has a higher margin, especially the branded businesses at around 14 per cent and international business at 11 per cent, the executive said. "Currently, we're expanding both the beverages and food businesses. So there's a lot of focus in these businesses, we got to scale them. And also we are investing in R&D and innovation. We are looking at new categories and looking at acquisition opportunities," he said. Last year, TCPL successfully launched 34 products. Currently, TCPL's branded tea contributes 47 per cent to the total revenue, ...
Tata Consumer Products Ltd is expanding its presence in the southern markets and focussing on building distribution channels in rural and semi-urban markets now, the company said in its latest annual report. "We are expanding our presence in South India across tea, coffee, salt and spices with the launch of South-specific products to cater to regional consumers," said TCPL. The company continues to "gain ground in the South" in tea and coffee. In tea, TCPL's Chakra Gold and Kanan Devan brands continued to make strong inroads into the south and Tata Coffee Grand was restaged with a new pack design. "We have identified the rural market as an area of opportunity and are focussing on building distribution in rural and semi-urban markets now. In salt, we launched Shuddh, a brand specifically targeted to the South market," said TCPL. While in the spices category, TCPL launched a range of customised spices under the Tata Sampann brand for the southern market. TCPL aspires to be a leading
Its revenue was up 14 per cent at 3,618.7 crore during the quarter mainly driven by underlying growth of 15 per cent in India business
The company, which owns the eponymous Tata Tea and Tata Salt brands, said its consolidated net profit rose 23% to Rs 269 crore ($32.85 million) in the quarter ended March 31.
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Tata Group in March 2022 announced a merger between Tata Coffee and Tata Consumer Products, NCLT's nod is expected soon
Tata Neu allows users to buy groceries and gadgets as well as reserve airplane tickets and restaurants from brands under Tata
The Tata Group company announced on March 17 that negotiations regarding the potential acquisition of Ramesh Chauhan's Bisleri International had ceased
Chauhan told Business Standard that Angelo Dias, CEO at the company, is running the business and that he was no longer looking to sell a majority stake in the company
Jayanti has been involved in the company's business for several years and of late, she has been working on expanding Bisleri's Vedika brand
The company said no definitive agreement or binding commitment has been signed on this matter.
Stocks to Watch: Tata Consumer Products ceased negotiations with Bisleri for a potential acquisition. It said no definitive agreement or binding commitment has been signed on this matter
The companies could not agree on valuation, say sources
If this deal, estimated at Rs 6,000-7,000 cr goes through, it would become the largest in the Indian FMVG, surpassing HUL's April 2020 acquisition of Horlicks from GSK for Rs 3,045 cr