Tea firm Goodricke Group today said it is planning to enter the ready-to-drink segment by the year-end. "We are planning to introduce ready-to-drink in four flavours including peach, lemon and orange," Goodricke Managing Director and CEO A N Singh said here today on the sidelines of its AGM. Singh indicated the new products would be priced below the rivals Pepsi and Coca Cola. Goodricke would be the new kid on the block in the Rs 4,000-crore non-carbonated cold drink market which is expanding by 35 to 40 per cent. Tata Tea in the recent past had entered the segment with brand T!ON in apple, mango and peach flavours. (refer to Tata Tea forays into branded cold drink market) "We are planning to introduce ready-to-drink in four flavours including peach, lemon and orange," Goodricke Managing Director and CEO A N Singh said here today on the sidelines of its AGM. Singh indicated the new products would be priced below the rivals Pepsi and Coca Cola. Goodricke would be the new kid on the block in the Rs 4,000-crore non-carbonated cold drink market which is expanding by 35 to 40 per cent.
Tata Tea in the recent past had entered the segment with brand T!ON in apple, mango and peach flavours. The company was targetting greater presence in retail and direct selling and expanding retail presence at malls, and cash and carry stores. The company has also begun online ordering. Singh said packet tea which presently accounts for four to five per cent of its revenue would be doubled in two to three years. The company was targetting greater presence in retail and direct selling and expanding retail presence at malls, and cash and carry stores. The company has also begun online ordering. Singh said packet tea which presently accounts for four to five per cent of its revenue would be doubled in two to three years.
Demand is slowing down, addressable market of various businesses are shrinking, competition has intensified, business sentiments are low, world’s biggest economies are in recession and market valuations are at historic lows—seriously, the time has come to witness history’s biggest consolidation phase. We intend to re-start our blog to track the M&A and PE related events in India and in the world which will have likely impact on India. Keep visiting.
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