Nestle India Q4 preview: In the October-December quarter, shares of Nestle rose 2.4 per cent, while peers like Hindustan Unilever dropped 5 per cent, and Britannia gained 12 per cent
FMCG major Nestle on Thursday said it will acquire the pet foods business of Purina Petcare India for Rs 123.5 crore, providing Nestle an access to the fast-growing business in the country
FMCG major Nestle India Ltd on Thursday reported a decline of 4.31 per cent in its net profit at Rs 515.34 crore for the second quarter ended June 30, 2022
Nestle India is looking to tap opportunities in new categories such as 'healthy ageing', 'plant-based nutrition' and 'healthy snacking' to boost growth in the country, CMD Suresh Narayanan said
On July 29, 2021 the board approved scheme of arrangement, which envisages the transfer of the entire balance of Rs 837.43 crore standing to the credit of the general reserve to the retained earnings
Better supply chain compared to base quarter would lead to strong sales in products such as Maggie, Kit Kat, and infant products, brokerage Sharekhan said
Nestle Q1 preview: Raw material prices have started inching up, however, cost optimisation measures should aid Ebitda margin expansion of 120 bps YoY, said analysts at Edelweiss Financial
While the longer-term narrative for Nestle's revenue and earnings growth remains extremely attractive, near-term concerns on valuations cannot be ruled out
Brokerage HDFC Securities in a results update said moderation in in-home consumption categories will impact key brands but revival in OOH will support growth
The Maggi noodles maker is expected to post double-digit revenue growth in its profit after tax (PAT) for the fourth quarter of the financial year 2020
Like others, Nestle has also witnessed a rise in its in-home indulgence' segment of products and introduced new products under MAGGI- Cooking Made Simple' service
Nestle India, a subsidiary of NESTL SA of Switzerland, further said it has "strong cash position" and is in a "comfortable liquidity position" to meet its financial commitments
The bank looks to reassure its depositors with a new print advertisement acknowledging the past and asking depositors to look ahead. Does this help rebuild credibility?