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Pidilite to build new products the size of Fevicol, Fevikwik, Dr Fixit
The company is building 11 new factories across India, while scouting for opportunities overseas, says Bharat Puri, Managing Director, Pidilite
Nevin John | December 15, 2020 | Updated 00:04 IST
The products in Pidilite s core category have 60-70 per cent market share
Pidilite Industries, the leading adhesives manufacturing company, plans to scale up the business with new segments that focus on growth. It will continue building the core category - which includes Fevicol, Fevikwik, Dr Fixit and M-Seal - through innovation, premiumisation and geographic expansion.
Bharat Puri, Managing Director, Pidilite told BusinessToday.In that the share from growth and pioneer categories will increase to 50 per cent of the company s overall revenue in the next five years. Five years back, the 75 per cent revenue came from core categories. At present, the core revenue share stands at 67 per cent because of the increasing
Air India sale: Tatas, Interups among multiple bidders, says Govt
The government is selling its entire 100 per cent stake in Air India that has been in losses ever since its 2007 merger with domestic operator Indian Airlines
PTI | December 14, 2020 | Updated 23:04 IST
Air India started as a mail carrier in 1932
Salt-to-software conglomerate Tata Group and US-based fund Interups Inc were among multiple entities that on Monday put in preliminary bids for buying loss-making carrier Air India.
A group of 219 Air India employees submitted an expression of interest (EoI) for the carrier in partnership with Interups at the close of the deadline on Monday.
Indian MF industry earns top grade in data disclosures globally
The study was part of Morningstar s biannual Global Investor Experience (GIE) report on Disclosure. In its sixth edition, the report graded the experiences of mutual fund investors in 26 countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa
The Indian mutual fund industry along with the US received top grade rating in disclosures thanks to their robust disclosure practices in areas such as expense ratios, fund manager information and performance track record etc, according to a recent study. The country, however, needs to be more transparent in terms of performance commentary and material risks in the specific funds.