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  • Entered into JV with Universal Wellbeing for FMCG business in India: Eveready Ind

  • Confectionery segment to add around Rs 150 cr to revenues over FY19-FY20: Eveready

  • Eveready to rejig packaged tea biz, aims at 4-5x growth

  • LED biz sales may triple to Rs 300-400 cr in FY17: Eveready Ind

  • Hiking battery prices due to weak rupee: Eveready Ind

  • LED biz to become main revenue generator in 5 yrs: Eveready

  • Premium range batteries less price sensitive: Eveready

  • Eveready hikes battery prices; to grow 10-15% in FY15: ED

  • To spend Rs 40-50 cr for brand building in FY16: Eveready

  • Eveready hikes prices; hopes to post full-yr profit growth

  • Battery prices up by 3-10%, see FY14 margin at 8%: Eveready

    According to Amritanshu Khaitan, Eveready Industries is likely to maintain margins at around 8 percent for the full year. The company recently increased its battery prices to battle cost pressures due to rupee depreciation.

  • Price hike not to affect demand: Eveready India

    After announcing an initial price hike, Amritanshu Khaitan, ED, Eveready India says the company will now adopt a wait and watch approach and see how margins and the rupee behaves, and then take a call on further price hikes.

  • Likely to pass on battery price hike to consumers: Eveready

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Amritanshu Khaitan, ED, Eveready India says, even though historically January to March has always been a lean quarter, the car battery manufacturer expects profits and sales growth in Q4 of FY13 to be better than that Q4 of FY12.

  • May pass 4-5% price hike to consumers in 4 months: Eveready

    In an interveiw to CNBC-TV18, Amritanshu Khaitan, ED of Eveready India said, they are diversifying into newer products to increase revenue stream. "We will use this product launch as a strategy to revitalise and reenergise the brand, which has been a very strong pan India brand for the last 100 years, " he added.

  • Better choice to develop land with McNally Bharat: Eveready

    Eveready has been running up on expectations of a land deal, but Deepak Khaitan, executive vice chairman, Eveready India says it is not on the cards yet.

  • Will hike prices to recover FX, input cost losses: Eveready

    Eveready Industries had indicated to sell its 25 acre Hyderabad based land. Last quarter wasn’t great for Eveready; primarily it was on account of high raw material cost, foreign exchange devaluation.

  • Eveready Ind to sell land for Rs 250-275cr to be debt free

    Deepak Khaitan, executive vice president at Eveready Industries India, tells CNBC-TV18 that proceeds from land sale will help bring down debt; however, the company is not in a hurry to sell land.

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