EMAMI Limited, a company of FMCG Homegrown, has said that it has planned to build a consumer company ready for the future, which will help the extent to guide among the categories in which it is currently operational.Vice -president and MD Harsha V Agarwal said that the company is working on the construction of new growth engines, he said.
“Healthy foods, nutrition, care of pets and fruit juices based on Aloe Vera will be strategic growth areas. Between three or five years, the company’s wallet will be more clear and strategic,” said Agarwal.
In the annual report for 2024-25, the company said that it operates to the intersection of the sectors of personal care and health care.
Agarwal said that consumers are moving away from the products, manufactured using chemicals and embracing natural alternatives and based on herbs.These categories enter the mainstream firmly, he said.
He said that in Urban India, there is a growing demand for eco-content products, while in rural markets, the transition from generic brand to branded is accelerated.
The company based in Kolkata is confident that the demand for consumers will improve with tapered inflation and the moderation of interest rates, which will make the environment more suitable for the operation.
According to the company, the rapid trade platforms are transforming access and convenience, leading to a rethinking of traditional general and modern commercial strategies.
On acquisitions, he said, as mentioned in the annual relationship, “if there is a potential, the company will act, large or small. The company is without debts, full of money and agile. If an opportunity aligns with long -term vision, investments will not be a constraint”.
Almost, 48 % of EMAMI’s revenue accumulate from high -growing and strategically important areas, said Agarwal.
“The company is planning to build for the next decade. This is philosophy. If the company requires higher investments, the company will not think twice,” he added.
