P&G India turns ‘plastic waste neutral’ : Rashtra News #India #turns #plastic #waste #neutral Procter & Gamble (P&G) India said on Thursday that it has become ‘plastic waste neutral’ in financial year ended March 31. With this announcement, the company has joined other FMCG companies in India Hindustan Unilever (HUL), Nestle India, Dabur and
Amid the turbulence of the small-cap meltdown, the resilience and potential of top blue-chip companies are evident, and investors are turning to these stocks as safe havens.
Honasa Consumer diversifies into colour cosmetics with Staze, targeting young consumers with affordable products. The company s strategic expansion aims to capture a share of the growing beauty market by introducing new brands and categories.
Sanjiv Mehta partners with L Catterton to launch an India-focused investment vehicle, aiming to shape the future of consumer businesses. The joint venture will benefit from Mehta s experience at Hindustan Unilever and L Catterton s global expertise.
Why should the decision which traders take, should not be copied by investors? Simple, traders are looking to generate income from short term movement in stocks, whereas investors focus has to be generating wealth from long term trend in growth of business. But the fact is that short term narratives which are essentially governed by technical factors, tend to affect a lot of investors also and that is what leads to decisions which should have been avoided. In the last three weeks, not even one sector has been spared by bears, they were seen across the street. So, while traders should bother about the fact that what has happened to bank stocks in the short term, investors should focus on whether the health of the banks both in terms of NPA’s and credit growth has been better or not. If that answer is yes, which at this point of time it is then what is happening to bank nifty should not bother an investor.