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Ramdev's Patanjali takes an ad break, slides down the brand ladder

The brand's incessant and belligerent advertising seems to have hit the pause button; once a permanent fixture on TV, it has slipped off the list of its top 10 advertisers

NCLT approves Patanjali's revised Rs 4,350-cr bid to take over Ruchi Soya

The tribunal also asked the resolution professional to furnish the actual cost of the entre resolution process

How Haryana govt is facilitating illegal privatisation of Kot common lands

Senior state officials have previously warned that the govt move will help private companies that illegally procured land in Aravalli, and that it should not be allowed

Quietly, Baba Ramdev's Patanjali group has crept into Aravalli hills

The yoga guru's companies and associates, bypassing restrictions, have discreetly purchased a large tract of forested, hilly common land in a village in Faridabad, Haryana

Lenders approve Patanjali's Rs 4,325 cr bid for debt-ridden Ruchi Soya

Patanjali acquired Ruchi Soya Industries in an insolvency auction started by lenders to recover over Rs 9,300 crore loans

Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved ups offer for bankrupt Ruchi Soya to Rs 4,350 cr

The revised offer will mean the lenders will have to write off 60% of their dues

Patanjali Ayurved to challenge NAA's notice, present case on January 28

According to the NAA, Patanjali did not pass on benefits worth Rs 150 crore, spanning over 100 SKUs

Patanjali Ayurved to team up with Jharkhand govt to market organic products

The products would be sold under the brand name 'Jharkhand Jaivik'

Why is everyone keen on buying debt-ridden Ruchi Soya? All you need to know

Adani group beat Patanjali is the highest bidder for the debt-ridden company. However, Patanjali Ayurved has raised concerns about Adani Wilmar's eligibility to bid for Ruchi Soya.

Patanjali Ayurved hits GST roadblock: Sales growth may slow down in FY18

This would have an impact on Baba Ramdev's stated goal of making Patanjali the largest FMCG company in the country by March 2019

Baba Ramdev-led Patanjali Ayurved plans a massive push to online sales

The firm is expected to enter into agreements this month with major online retailers like Amazon

Ramdev's Patanjali to invest Rs 100 cr for manufacturing solar equipment

Patanjali, which has gained a major foothold in the FMCG and Ayurvedic market, has shown an appetite for diversifying into various unrelated sectors

Patanjali Ayurved planning to invest Rs 5,000 crore this fiscal

The plant will produce biscuits, suji, noodles and flour

Patanjali takes cue from FMCG players, pivots away from branded franchise outlets

Patanjali has set a target of increasing the number to 25,000 in two years

Is Patanjali's Rs 20,000 crore revenue target realistic? Experts weigh in

With a reported turnover of Rs 10,561 crore in financial year 2017 (FY17), Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrisha - led Patanjali Ayurved Limited (PAL) expects its revenue to hit Rs 20,000 crore mark.Analysts, however, are sceptical and are of the view that Patanjali may not be able to achieve this steep revenue target in FY18 purely on the basis of growth in the FMCG segment given the current industry growth rates and that the revival in rural demand is still some time away."One must be mindful that this Rs 20,000 crore will also include commodity related products such as rice, wheat, edible oil, milk etc. Growth rates for pure FMCG products are likely to slow down. Patajnali is now quite big in products like honey, toothpaste, shampoos and hair oil. So from the base these pure FMCG products has created, doubling of revenue looks very difficult. The category growth rates will be around 13% at best. Though penetration into newer markets will help, doubling still seems a farfetched idea as .

Patanjali eyes 20% share in country's processed food market

Food processing industry is worth Rs 85k crore and Patanjali has a share of around 10%: Balkrishna

Patanjali Ayurved gets 172 acres for food park in Andhra Pradesh

BS ReporterHyderabad, 1 March: Andhra Pradesh government has allotted 172 acres of land to Yaga guru Baba Ramdev-promoted Patanjali Ayurved Limited for setting up a mega food park in the north coastal district of Vizianagaram. The land allotment orders comes in less than two months after the company has formally submitted an application in connection with the proposed facility. The company plans to develop the facility with an initial capacity of 2 lakh tonnes per annum, which would be further expandable to 3 lakh tonnes, at an investment of Rs 500 crore. The company would use the AP facility to process the commodities such as spices, rice, pulses, millets besides vegetables, citrus fruits, banana, mango, guava, pine apple, amla, aloevera, coconut, oil palm etc, which would be sold under Patanjali brand across the country. It is setting up processing units strategically close to the places of agriculture crops it would like to procure as a part of its food business.In November last .

For the first time, Ramdev's Patanjali gets a rating upgrade

For the first time, Patanjali Ayurved, co-founded by yoga guru Ramdev and his deputy, Balkrishna, has got a rating upgrade.ICRA has revised its long-term rating upgrade for the company from the earlier 'A-' to one of 'A+', for Rs 300 crore of fund-based facilities. And, upgraded the short-term ratingy from A2+ to A1 for Rs 20 crore of non-fund based facilities.This indicates growing confidence in Patanjali's financial health. The facilities in question pertain to loans the company has taken for expansion and working capital. The upgrade, said ICRA, takes into account the "robust internal accrual generation, leading to low reliance on debt, as well as gearing levels, and strong debt protection metrics".The report also says Patanjali has a comfortable liquidity position and is cushioned against a slowdown due to its presence in multiple categories across the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) value chain.The ICRA report also does point to risks. Such as the fragmented nature of FMCG, ...

HUL pads up to take on Ramdev's Patanjali

After Garnier, Colgate-Palmolive & Dabur, HUL ups the ante with a fleet of new herbal products

Ramdev's Patanjali fined Rs 11 lakh for misleading advertisements

A case had been filed in the court against the company in 2012 by the District Food Safety Department