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  • Britannia slashes FY26 capex by 77 percent, to focus on maintenance only

    Despite the sequential dip in PAT, the company believes the environment is improving. Berry said the worst of the impact from inflation and pricing adjustments is now over, and the business is entering a more stable period.

  • Corporate Crossings | Britannia onboards Jubilant Foodworks' Ranjeet Kohli as CEO, elevates Varun Berry as MD & Exec VC

    Ranjeet Kohli, prior to joining Britannia, was the president and chief business officer at Jubilant Foodworks since April 2021.

  • Storyboard18 | ‘We’re at the "bhook-pyaas" level of Maslow’s pyramid’: Britannia MD Varun Berry

    And that poses a particular challenge in brand communications for Britannia.

  • COVID-19 spike | Britannia has stocked distributors to meet any potential surge in demand: CEO Varun Berry

    The company has also implemented a new real-time dealer management which would ensure quick conversion of orders. The management would also aims to ensure product availability at any given time.

  • Coronavirus lockdown: Britannia urges govt to issue necessary permits to people in food processing supply chain

    The supply chain includes suppliers of raw materials and packaging materials, food manufacturing factories, factory workers, transporters of materials and finished goods, depots, wholesalers, distributors and their sales persons.

  • Cautious on capital investments, see revival in 6 months: Britannia's Varun Berry

    He pointed out that Britannia was the first company to signal a slowdown after Diwali last year.

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

    Varun Berry of Britannia was awarded the best CEO for private sector at the Forbes India Leadership Awards 2017. CNBC-TV18's Priya Sheth caught up with Varun Berry post the big win where he spoke about their focus on the rural growth.

  • Rising input costs: Get ready to pay more for groceries

    FMCG biggies such as Amul, Dabur, Britannia and Parle plan to increase prices of their products or slash the quantities of packaged goods this summer. As a result biscuits, ice-creams and soap, among other daily consumption products will get expensive.

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

    Britannia will no longer stick to bakery and dairy products, says Managing Director Varun Berry. The company is also keenly looking at the micro-snacking space for expansion.

  • Britannia Industries Q3 net up 4.6% to Rs 220.49 crore

    Bakery and dairy product maker Britannia Industries today reported 4.59 percent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 220.49 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2016.

  • Britannia aims global presence, to double turnover in 5 years

    The company is looking to expand its business in the countries having similar business environment like that of India and is also open to inorganic growth if it gets a right opportunity.

  • Britannia to strengthen bakery division with new launches

    "We are looking at diversification. First diversification is going to be within the bakery area where in certain segments, we are missing. You would see in the next couple of months very hectic activity from our side," Britannia Industries Managing Director Varun Berry told PTI.

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

    Bakery and dairy products maker Britannia Industries on Monday reported a 5.79 percent increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 233.95 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, 2016. The company had posted a net profit of Rs 221.13 crore in July-September period a year-ago, Britannia Industries said in a BSE filing.

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

    The company has had tailwinds in its premium product segment growth in the quarter gone by, says Varun Berry, MD of Britannia Industries.

  • Britannia not scared of new competition: Varun Berry

    The company's MD Varun Berry says the management is working on a Rs 900-crore investment plan which should be finalised within a month's time and 70 percent of the total investment will go into greenfield projects

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

    Varun Berry, MD, Britannia, says the government should increase rural spending and work for better yields in agricultural output

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

    Varun Berry, MD, Britannia Industries said for the current fiscal total investment would be north of Rs 400 crore and there would be substantial amount of investments going into manufacturing facilities.

  • Britannia Q1 beats street; net soars 67% to Rs 190 cr

    Revenue, too, jumped 13 percent to Rs 2003 crore in the quarter ended 30 June, 2015 against against Rs 1787 crore in year-ago period.

  • Britannia at new high, Q2 earnings boosts sentiment

    The bakery and dairy products maker had registered a consolidated net profit of Rs 97.64 crore for the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, it said in a filing to the BSE.

  • Britannia Q2 net profit jumps to Rs 270.46 cr

    Britannia Industries has reported two-fold increase in its Q2 net profit. “We have had a net profit growth of 177 percent at Rs 270.46 crore, out of which Rs 124 crore has come from sale of our land in Chennai. If you were to remove that, there was 50 percent growth in our net profit,” said MD Varun Berry.

  • Britannia restructures operations to boost growth

    As part of the changes announced today, the company's India operations will be led by Varun Berry (Chief Operating Officer) who recently joined the firm, Britannia Industries said in a statement.

  • The new rules of BoP marketing

    How PepsiCo India's new chairman Manu Anand is tearing down existing rules to create an exciting new business model to serve bottom-of-the-pyramid consumers.

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