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Sharleen D'Souza has been covering the consumer segment for almost a decade. At Business Standard, she works on consumer trends and FMCG corporates. Off the clock, she's an OTT addict, avid reader, and finds peace in yoga and meditation.
Sharleen D'Souza has been covering the consumer segment for almost a decade. At Business Standard, she works on consumer trends and FMCG corporates. Off the clock, she's an OTT addict, avid reader, and finds peace in yoga and meditation.
Excluding branded commodities, sales up 7% in Oct: Bizom data
"Given the strategic targets of India's growth, gross domestic product, and other numbers, I think this is a very safe bet to be investing in India now on the ground with our company"
The Swedish furniture major is also changing its food menu to offer more local products, depending on where the store is located
Hindustan Unilever and ITC both pointed out after announcing their September quarter results that regional brands have gained momentum
The acquisition will be concluded through Ring Plus Aqua, a subsidiary of JK Files and Engineering
The buyout gives Reliance Retail Ventures exclusive rights to build and enhance Sephora's presence in India across channels
He also said that the company is rapidly evolving in digital marketing and is leveraging digital in e-commerce
Distributors not happy with damage claims policy
The mall will showcase a host of prestigious luxury brands, including Bvlgari, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, Versace, Valentino, Manish Malhotra, Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla, and Pottery Barn, among others
During the quarter, Reliance Retail raised Rs 15,314 crore from KKR, Qatar Investment Authority and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
Motilal Oswal Research said in its report, "with input costs on the rise, the margin gains in the second half of FY24 are not expected to mirror those seen in the first half of FY24."
Ritesh Mishra, managing director at M&S India, said, "Tier-II cities are of paramount importance to us, as there is still room for growth in Tier-I markets"
The management also pointed out that India saw a gradual recovery in the market, with growth led by urban areas, while rural areas continued to remain subdued
On a quarter-on-quarter (Q-o-Q) basis, the company's net sales decreased by 7.7 per cent, while net profit declined by 22.2 per cent
Volume growth is expected to be in the range of 10-12 per cent
Local brands have been able to capture market share as prices of raw material are lower, making it easier for them to manufacture and sell FMCG products at lower prices
Premiumisation is bound to accelerate as Indians become more affluent and urban, says Jawa
Gradual demand recovery to continue with tailwinds from festival season: CEO
The company is entering the market for the second time as it is confident of India's robust economic growth and surging consumer demand
The market is better placed now with organised retail, which provides accessibility and reach