
Investment26 Sept 2025, 05:42 pm
Indian dairy group Hatsun Agro anticipates 15% revenue increase this fiscal year, plans to launch protein-based products
AI Summary
Hatsun Agro, an Indian dairy group, expects to grow its revenues by about 15% in the current fiscal year. The company is preparing to launch protein-based products to leverage rising demand and recent tax cuts. The tax cuts, which followed U.S. President Donald Trump's imposition of steep tariffs on Indian shipments, are 'good for the industry', but Hatsun Agro's Chairman, R.G. Chandramogan, believes that opening up the sector would be detrimental, particularly to the farming community and rural economy. The company also plans to expand its HAP Daily store network by 10% annually and double its exports in four years.
Key Highlights
- Hatsun Agro anticipates a 15% revenue increase this fiscal year
- The company prepares to launch protein-based products
- Hatsun Agro aims to expand its HAP Daily store network by 10% annually
- The dairy firm plans to double exports in four years
- The move aims to capitalize on rising demand and recent tax cuts