Dairy stocks: Analysts see the benefits of price hikes to begin accruing from the March quarter onwards, while the financial year 2023-24 (FY24) will be a steady year for the industry's margins
Consumers across the country have reported a shortage of Amul butter in the market
It sells 49 per cent stake in Britannia Dairy for Rs 262 crore
The strong revival of the hotels, restaurants and catering (HoReCa) segment and the increase in retail prices are likely to help the dairy industry achieve 12-14 per cent revenue growth this fiscal, according to a report. Indian dairy companies are estimated to achieve revenue growth of 12-14 per cent in FY23 on a year-on-year basis, backed by a strong revival in demand, especially the HoReCa segment and an increase in retail prices, Icra said in a report on Thursday. However, the operating profit margins are expected to contract by 120-160 bps on a year-on-year basis as the retail price hikes are expected to provide only partial support to the input cost pressures, it added. Icra expects the industry to maintain a stable credit profile, supported by a favourable demand outlook and moderate debt levels. Milk production yields in the first half (H1) of FY23 were hampered by the prevalence of Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD), notably among cows in the northern states. Although a successful
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Akshayakalpa plans to invest in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad markets, and expand into new geographies of Pune, Mumbai and Kochi
Analysts are wary of companies majorly focused in the low-margin milk segment as they believe firms with a strong market share in value-added products (VAPs) are more likely to sustain in the industry
At a time when other food and beverage (F&B) brands took a hit during the lockdown, Amul was on a product-launching spree.
Steady demand for both VAP and liquid milk is likely to lead to 5-6% growth next fiscal as well in line with the pre-pandemic trend: Crisil Ratings report
The IPO, analysts said, is valued at 16.5 times FY21 earnings and looks reasonable compared with peers, although some concerns on the earnings growth front linger
Sector seen shrugging off pandemic impact of last fiscal with improved supply chain
Debt-ridden dairy firm Kwality on Thursday reported narrowing of its consolidated net loss to Rs 14.52 crore for the September 2020 quarter.
At present, the company has two dairy plants at Puri and Sambalpur in Odisha with a processing capacity of 300,000 litres per day
Milk farmers need support to deal with demand slump
They say they may be forced to cut down on milk procurement price during the coming flush season starting in the next few months, if the support is not available
The dairy start-up has cumulatively raised Rs 300 crore, which will be largely invested in Odisha to empower local dairy farming community and create indirect jobs
Utilisation of the fund will lead to employment generation for over three million people in the rural economy, says GCMMF chief
Dairy farmers' realisation plunges Rs 5-7 a litre; Household consumption of milk products rises
Camel milk is considered white gold and a powerhouse of good health for its rich nutrients and immunity-building properties
The report estimates revenue growth at 12-13 per cent for FY20 and 13-14 per cent for FY21, as compared to 12 per cent for FY19