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BRITANNIA
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Britannia Limited
(Oct 27, 2007)
Initially promoted by Danone* and Mr. Nusli Wadia,
Britannia is the largest biscuit manufacturer (value
terms) in the Rs 50 bn organised Indian bakery
market. The primary business of the company is
bakery, which consists of biscuits, bread and cakes.
In 2006, Britannia picked up a 50% stake in Daily
Bread (retailer of high-end bakery products.), which
was held by Cafe Coffee Day in a deal valued at Rs
85 m.
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Britannia Limited
(Jan 6, 2007)
Promoted by Danone and Mr. Nusli Wadia, Britannia is the second largest biscuit manufacturer in the Rs 50 bn organised Indian bakery market, next only to Parle. Danone is the world's largest producer of fresh dairy products and the second largest producer of biscuits and mineral water.
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Britannia Limited
(Nov 19, 2005)
Britannia, promoted by Danone and Nusli Wadia, is the second largest biscuit manufacturer in India, next only to Parle. Danone is the world's largest producer of fresh dairy products and the second largest producer of biscuits and mineral water.
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Britannia Industries
(Oct 2, 2004)
Promoted by Danone and Nusli Wadia (combined stake is 48.6%), Britannia dominates the Rs 40 bn Indian bakery market. The company is the second largest biscuit manufacturer (volume terms), next only to Parle. But it is the market leader with over 40% market share (value terms) in the biscuit segment. Britannia hived off its dairy business in March 2002 to Britannia New Zealand Foods – a 49:51 joint venture with Fonterra Group, New Zealand. The primary business of the company is now bakery, which consists of biscuits, bread and cakes. Biscuits account for 93% of the company's revenues.
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Britannia Industries Limited
(Mar 3, 2003)
Britannia Industries Limited is the largest bakery products manufacturer in India. The company is the leader in the organised biscuits segment with a 38% market share (value-terms). It also manufactures bread and cakes. It hived off its dairy business to Britannia New Zealand Foods Pvt. Ltd., a 49:51 joint venture with Fonterra Group, New Zealand.
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