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    • Britannia Industries may hike prices to combat surging input costs, maintain margins

      Britannia Industries' MD Varun Berry said that the value growth of the FMCG pack is falling while input cost inflation is on the rise, making it a tough operating environment

    • Will see 50 new products launching in FY19: Britannia

    • Seeing double digit growth in rural areas, says Varun Berry of Britannia

    • GST to make an even playing field, believes Britannia's Varun Berry

    • Smooth implementation of GST will grow industry: Britannia Ind

    • Britannia's international biz to bring in 12-13% sales in 5 yrs

    • Breaking up Unilever may pave way for Kraft merger: Sunil Alagh

    • Inflation took us by suprise in Q2: Britannia's Varun Berry

    • Input costs likely to rise by 5% this year: Britannia

    • Britannia not scared of new competition: Varun Berry

    • Govt should up rural spend to boost FMCG sector: Britannia

    • Hope to become a big player in dairy biz: Adi Godrej

    • Expect Rs 2K cr revenue from biscuit, cakes biz: Britannia

    • Britannia to bring 'new to India' products; up mkt share:MD

    • Hope to see demand revive in mid-FY16: Britannia

    • Q2 earnings good, to focus on long-term growth: Britannia

    • Britannia bets big on health food products

    • Britannia sees rising input cost, double digit growth: CEO

      Vinita Bali, CEO, Britannia says that the UAE, Oman arm of the company have notched the number two spot in select segments. She also says that the consumer companies have seen a total input cost inflation of 7-9 percent.

    • India offers opportunities for all: TataChem

      Ramakrishnan Mukundan, who was appointed CEO of the Rs 13,000-crore Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL), in 2009 at the age of 42, explains to CNBC-TV18 the challenges, opportunities and vision for the company.

    • Margins improving; rains to boost performance: Britannia

      In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Vinita Bali, CEO of Britannia said the margins have been improving consistently and the company‘s performance is going to depend on the monsoon and government policy actions.

    • See consumer demand grow by 11-13% in FY13: Britannia

      In an exclusive interview to CNBC-TV18, Vinita Bali, CEO of Britannia, says that they expect consumer demand to grow around 11-13% in FY13 as compared to 16-18% the previous year.

    • Britannia's layoff numbers exaggerated: Vinita Bali

      Britannia Vinita Bali, MD of Britannia has exclusively told CNBC-TV18 that earlier reports of the company firing almost 42 employees across levels were incorrect.

    • Britannia's 3-point strategy to tackle inflation

      Vinita Bali, managing director of the USD 1 billion baker, Britannia Limited has one passion - marketing healthy, but tasty, food to a large group of people.

    • See robust growth in urban and rural India: Britannia

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Vinita Bali, chief executive officer, Britannia said, she sees robust growth in urban and rural India. Fifty percent of Britannia’s sales come from rural India.

    • Britannia sees its operating margins up by over 60 bps

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vinita Bali of Britania Industries said that the company has seen a topline growth of 25% and a bottomline growth of 24% as well, slightly ahead of 24% with an operating profit improvement of 40%.

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