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Emami stock: Management sees margin pressure amid a decline in net profit

While Q2 revenue growth was flat and net profit declined 16%, management has indicated margin pressure in near term

Emami stock: Analysts worried about new launches and high input costs

It could be difficult for Emami to protect market share of the highly profitable Kesh Kish amid competition from the likes of Hindustan Unilever's Indulekha

Emami hits over three-year low; stock falls 11%

The stock hit Rs 402 on the BSE in intra-day trade, also its lowest level since January 1, 2015, tanked 19% in past four trading days.

Emami spruces up Kesh King to consolidate pole position in hair oil segment

Moreover, Emami will also add the applicator to Kesh King which Indulekha - from the HUL stable - has already introduced

Despite favourable rural conditions, Emami's Q1 volume growth disappoints

Positives in the quarter were the strong growth in pain management, up 39 per cent, and in health care, up 28 per cent

Emami targets rural areas, looks to benefit from higher MSP, loan waivers

With handsome annual growth of 14 per cent last year, the company is poised to expand its portfolio in key markets by launching new products, says Emami chairman

Emami set to enter Iran, scouting for partners amid US sanction worries

The company is planning to enter Iran by the end of this year, and from the first quarter of the coming fiscal year it expects to start selling products

Emami's subsidiary invests Rs 38 million in US personal care firm

Loli Beauty INC deals in natural and organic personal care product

Emami stock: Margin pressure could persist, given high input costs

No doubt, Emami is expanding its other businesses such as retail and modern trade, but it may not move the needle much immediately

Emami shares surge 7% on bonus issue plan

The board of directors of the company will meet on May 3, to recommend a dividend for the financial year 2017-18 and / or to recommend issue of bonus shares to the equity shareholders.

Emami eyes 15% volume growth

Emami was hit more than many peers in the segment after GST implementation

After dismal Q1, Emami poised to grow in near term

GST threw a spanner in the company's works as its sales volume fell and profitability dipped by 98%

Emami turns volatile post June quarter results

The stock was trading flat at Rs 1,073, bouncing back 5% from intra-day low of Rs 1,020 on the NSE

Demonetisation damper on Emami's wholesale channel

The Kolkata-based FMCG firm is likely to post a stressed balance sheet for the first quarter of FY18

Emami aims to acquire brands in Africa

Even as Emami Ltd's international business continues to reel under stress as 27 per cent of its global presence is affected by a downswing in the Middle-East, the company is aggressively eyeing to proliferate its presence in the Sub-Saharan African region.Already exporting products to African countries like Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia and several others which contribute eight per cent to its global sales now, Emami Ltd is planning to acquire manufacturing and distribution companies in the region which it hopes will save it from currency volatility. Most importantly, it is eyeing to acquire strong brands in the region which will help push its existing brands into the region.According to the company's director, Prashant Goenka, who looks after the international business, in the last fiscal year, the African business was affected by currency volatility which had stressed business in the region and thus, Emami Ltd has narrowed down on the plan to convert the African region from an export ...

Note-ban blues not yet over for Emami

But company grows market share across key brands, limits squeeze on operating profit margin

Emami bets on direct retail

Reducing dependence on wholesale will offering greater visibility to new brands

Emami to invest Rs 1,000 cr to boost edible oil biz

After buyouts of Kesh King & Rasoi, it is looking to buy assets in the space

Emami chalks out Rs 800-cr capex for four years

Fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) company Emami Ltd plans capital expenditure of Rs 800 crore in the next four years for expansion in product portfolio and strengthen its presence in existing markets.For its "Healthy & Tasty" brand edible oil alone, the company plans a capital expenditure of Rs 200 crore on marketing and promotion across the country.While announcing the geographical expansion with national roll out of its premium "Healthy & Tasty" brand edible oils, Aditya Agarwal, Director, Emami Group, said, "The brand currently enjoys second largest sales with 18 per cent of market share in West Bengal. Apart from West Bengal, its smallest sachet packs with a price tag of Rs 5 and Rs 10 are also available in Karnataka and Odisha with an estimated annual turnover of Rs 600 crore. We are now looking to cloak Rs 5000 crore turnover in the next two-three years with national roll out."The company introduced its "Healthy & Tasty" brand edible oils in Maharashtra, Delhi, ...

Emami undertakes distribution structure overhaul

Exercise would mean an additional 15-20% increase in salespeople under the distributor's payroll