Varun Beverages reports a 15.5% profit increase but shares drop 7.3% following quarterly results amid rising costs.
Varun Beverages posted 15.5% Q2 profit growth on 19.8% volume surge and extended its PepsiCo India bottling deal by 10 years. This reinforces PepsiCo's confidence in India's consumption growth and signals the market's importance for multinational scale expansion strategies.
Varun Beverages, PepsiCo's biggest bottling partner in India, posted a 15.5% rise
in second-quarter profit on Tuesday, driven by strong volume
growth in India and international markets.Consolidated net profit rose to 15.21 billion rupees
($158.81 million) from 13.17 billion rupees a year ago.Revenue from operations rose 20.8% to 86.51 billion
rupees, while expenses rose 23%Consolidated sales volume grew by 19.8%, and the company's
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