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ITC has overtaken Hindustan Unilever in branded food and beverages sales a decade after it entered the business, giving a shot in the arm to YC Deveshwar's ambition of making the cigarette maker India's largest FMCG firm. ITC, the maker of Sunfeast biscuits ...

Indian markets were trading higher by over 0.3 per cent in the afternoon session on Wednesday on selective buying by funds and retail investors amid weak European cues. At 1.10 a.m., the 30-share BSE index Sensex was up 78.77 points (0.39 per cent) at ...

Anglo-Dutch FMCG giant Unilever has offered INR293bn (€4.1bn) to buy 75% of its Indian affiliate Hindustan Unilever (HUL). The company already owns 52% of the affiliate. The cosmetics and food markets are burgeoning in India. With the continued ...

Indian equities traded higher in the post noon trade today with some buying interest seen in FMCG, healthcare, technology and capital goods. However, realty and oil & gas fell the most. At 1.07 pm, the Sensex was trading up 75.04 points or 0.37% at 20,186.65 ...

Indian markets pared some of its initial gains in the noon trade on Wednesday. Technology, IT, FMCG and healthcare stocks traded higher while realty and oil & gas declined. At 12 noon., the Sensex was trading up 40.43 points or 0.20% at 20,152.04 with 18 ...

Macquaries Head of Research Rakesh Arora feels valuations in FMCG space are extremely high. He says research firm is underweight on FMCG.

Sensex crosses 20,000-mark, first time since Jan 31 Sensex trades below half a percent; FMCG stocks plummet Sensex down nearly half a percent Sensex up nearly half a percent Mumbai, May 20 (IANS) A benchmark index of Indian equities markets closed ...

Gestation periods are long in the business under normal market conditions and longer given the competitive intensity in India. Twelve years after entering the fast-moving consumer goods business, cigarette major ITC has steered it into the black. That’s ...

n a chat with ET Now, G Chokkalingam, Executive Director & Chief Investment Officer, Centrum Wealth Management shares his view on the auto sector: ET Now: How are you looking at autos considering the U-turn that they have made suddenly? G Chokkalingam: We are ...