Britannia goes premium with chocolate biscuit
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While Britannia Industries continues its surge in market share, under the hood there has been a visible change in the work culture at the 125-year-old biscuit maker, thanks to the company's managing director Varun Berry Read moreBritannia, pensioners end long-standing dispute
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Three and a half years since taking over as Britannia Industries' managing director, Varun Berry is putting the third leg of his master plan in place to transform the Wadia Group company into a well-rounded food major.The initial years of his tenure (Berry, now 55, joined Britannia in early 2013 as operations head, subsequently becoming MD) were spent ramping up distribution and manufacturing. The third leg will now see the biscuit major step into areas such as croissants, snacks and beverages. "We want to become a total food company," Berry told Business Standard. "Our plan is to get into a new category every year. Five years from now, we intend to play in a lot of more categories than we now do."The diversification comes when rivals Patanjali, ITC and Parle are rapidly expanding into new areas. At the recent World Food India 2017, Patanjali, ITC and Britannia committed a total of Rs 32,500 crore over the next few years in food processing investments, a substantial chunk of the Rs ..Britannia Industries Q2 net up 11.5% to Rs 261 crore
Its total income from operation rose 3.95 per cent to Rs 2,596.11 crore.