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Nestlé India reports 36.3% profit rise amid persistent food inflation

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 20
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Nestlé India reported that its standalone net profit climbed 36.3% year-on-year to ₹1,026.8 crore, while revenue from operations increased 20.3% to ₹6,788 crore in the September quarter. Despite broad-based growth across product categories, the company's shares fell as much as 8.3% after flagging persistent food inflation and volatile commodity costs. The company noted that cocoa prices remain volatile due to weather-driven crop concerns.

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The results highlight the tension between strong sales growth and external economic pressures, as the company cited rising inflation as a reality. The company is attempting to mitigate commodity cost pressures through operational efficiencies and sustained investments.

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  • Ronak ShahAnalyzed Nestlé India's quarterly performance
  • Manish TiwaryLeads the company through external challenges
  • NestléSwiss multi-national food and beverage company

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  • NestléSpeculative

    Nestlé might face pressure on its profit margins due to persistent food inflation and volatile commodity costs.

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