Britannia looks beyond biscuits, turns to regional tastes and festive campaigns to drive FMCG growth
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- ✓Britannia Industries reported a 16.6% sales increase to Rs 5,542 crore for the September quarter.
- ✓The company now uses regional marketing and festive campaigns to reach diverse consumers.
- ✓CEO Rakshit Hargave said brand investments focused on "driving consumer relevance through cultural and digital-first campaigns" to grow beyond traditional biscuit sales.
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- MARKET
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- Economic Times
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- 4 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Britannia Industries is focusing on localised marketing to resonate with diverse Indian consumer preferences. The company has launched festive campaigns and brand activations targeting specific regional occasions. Britannia reported a year-on-year sales increase of 16.6% to Rs 5,542 crore for the September quarter. Their growth strategy involves expanding beyond traditional biscuits into bakery and adjacency products. The approach aims to sustain competitive growth amid rising competition from smaller local brands.
From festive campaigns tailored to regional celebrations to brand activations targeting specific consumer groups, Britannia Industries is sharpening its focus on India's diverse consumption preferences as it looks to deepen consumer engagement and sustain growth in an increasingly competitive packaged foods market.
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