Venus Food Inc. on LinkedIn: India's FMCG sector to have sustained growth rate of 7-9% in 2024:… (2025)

In my previous post, people found it interesting to view the ranking of the top FMCG companies in India, thought of sharing each one's market capitalisation too 🤠💫 Source : Forbes India #fmcgindia #fmcg

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India's FMCG industry saw a remarkable +9% value growth in Q3 2023, driven by volume growth. The rural markets continue to recover impressively at 6.4% volume growth, while Modern Trade maintains its high double-digit growth at 19.5%. Both food & nonfood categories are growing at an equal pace of 8.7%.Stay ahead of the competition by connecting with me and get insights into your category growth. Email: alisha.peres@nielseniq.com#FMCG #MarketInsights #retailinsights

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💫 The top FMCG companies in India, ranked by theirMarket Caps.👉 The Top fast-moving consumer goods or FMCG companies in India are integral to India's consumer economy. 👉 The FMCG list of products includes toothpaste, packaged foods, and detergents - any product that people use daily and frequently.👉 FMCG stocks attract investors for their stability and consistent demand._________________________________________________🔗 Follow for more such insights.#fmcg #top5 #businessinsights #industry

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India stands as a key player in the FMCG sector, with the market projected to reach USD 220 billion within the next few years, further cementing its influence in global trade. As this growth accelerates, the India Food Chain Supply Summit convened the nation's leading #FMCG experts to address the most pressing challenges and opportunities.Pranav Malik, VP of FMCG and Key Accounts, ISS-GF India, joined an elite panel to share insights that are reshaping how the FMCG sector approaches #logistics.During the session Global Food Trade: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities, he outlined how ISS Global Forwarding is not just managing disruptions like space shortages, inventory delays, and geopolitical shifts; we're staying ahead of them.Pranav highlighted how ISS-GF leverages the latest technology, predictive analytics, and our expansive global network to create #supplychains that thrive under the existing challenges. This proactive approach ensures businesses we partner with don’t just adapt to market changes; they capitalize on them.For more information about our FMCG solutions in #India, connect with our expert below or write to us at info.india@iss-gf.com #issgf #easytodobusinesswith

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🧐🇮🇳🛍️ What's new in India's FMCG industry?- The FMCG industry in India is poised for growth, though at a slower pace, with an expected growth rate of 4.5% to 6.5% in 2024, compared to a 9.3% growth rate in 2023 [3].- Despite challenges like inflation and a rural slowdown, consumer goods giants like Nestlé, Dabur India Limited, Coca-Cola India , Mondelēz International, and are making significant investments in India to expand capacity and promote premium products, highlighting optimism about demand recovery [6].- Smaller regional players are gaining ground, especially in categories like tea, pushing large companies to adjust pricing strategies to remain competitive and support recovery and volume growth, reflecting a dynamism in market competition [2].- The FMCG sector saw a 6.4% volume growth, indicating a narrowing consumption gap between urban and rural markets for the first time in 2023, driven by rural market recovery and higher volume [4].- Despite a projection of weak revenue growth in the third quarter due to varying factors including weak consumer sentiments and stiff competition, FMCG companies remain hopeful about rural recovery, with a focus on improving distribution in smaller cities and introducing value-for-money packs [11].💡 Dig deeper and explore new perspectives on India's markets: https://lnkd.in/gm96yAaa#india #finance #deals #FMCG

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👉 The FMCG industry expects a double-digit growth in 2024, driven by an uptick in rural demand, higher volumes, and favourable commodity prices.👉 India's FMCG industry is pinning hopes on diverse catalysts for a volume-led growth in the new year after a challenging 2023.👉 The FMCG players are also expecting expansion of their profit margins with softening of commodity inflation that would result in increased spending on branding, return of promotional schemes for consumers and increased dividend payout to their shareholders.👉 The sector is anticipating 2024 to be a better year with favourable input prices benefitting the Home and Personal Care (HPC) as well as certain food business segments.Want to scale your business natoinwide? Let Awign do it for you!Get in touch with us today! Book a slot here: bit.ly/awignlnkdn #fmcg #breakingnews #business #awign

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This FMCG sector report reveals key drivers propelling growth - from rising demand factors to intense competition and untapped rural potential. The market scenario showcases impressive indices and a projected 4.5-6.5% expansion in 2024. Monthly updates highlight strategic moves by industry giants like Dabur India Limited, Apis India Ltd, TCPL, and ITC Limited, while budget highlights and government initiatives shape the future.Our company spotlight for the month features VARUN BEVERAGES LIMITED, showcasing robust revenue growth, improved margins, and a strategic acquisition in South AfricaFor more details and insights on the FMCG landscape dynamics, refer to the full report.Analysis by Gunjan Singh, Vishesh Srivastava, Vanshaj Juneja#imtghaziabad #finesse #fmcgsector #varunbeverages

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2024 Outlook: Transformative Trends in India's Packaged Consumer Goods Sector1. The packaged consumer goods sector in India is anticipated to face a slowdown in 2024, marking a shift from the robust expansion witnessed in recent years. 2. This change comes amidst growing concerns surrounding the consumption landscape. 3. The FMCG industry experienced a 6% y-o-y increase in value in the December quarter.4. However, both volumes and value growth slowed down sequentially.5. NielsenIQ forecasts growth rates of 4.5-6.5% by value this year, down from 8.4% in 2022 and 9.3% in 2023.Source: Mint#fmcg #slowdown #fmcgindustry #expansion #equityresearch #stockmarketindia #finance #linkedingrowth

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