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Balaji Wafers inks pact for strategic investment from General AtlanticGujarat's Balaji Wafers is set to receive a significant investment from global investor General Atlantic. This partnership aims to boost co...- $4 billion: How a small-town brand caught global attentionGlobal investors are showing keen interest in India's smaller snack companies. Balaji Wafers is set to receive substantial funding, valuing...
- US private equity firm General Atlantic set to acquire 7% of Balaji Wafers for ₹2,500 croreGeneral Atlantic is close to acquiring a 7% stake in Balaji Wafers for ₹2,500 crore. This deal values the Gujarat-based snack maker at appr...
- Balaji Wafers may rethink stake sale plan as PE funds cite steep valuationBalaji Wafers' minority stake sale is currently stalled as private equity funds and strategic investors withdrew due to the snack maker's s...
- US multinational General Mills craves stake in Balaji Wafers, tooThe Minneapolis-based owner of global brands such as Pillsbury and Betty Crocker has approached Balaji’s founders for a deal that could giv...
- ITC Foods, PE firms among dozen cos in race for around 10% stake acquisition in Balaji WafersBalaji Wafers is in talks with over a dozen firms, including Temasek, TPG, and ADIA, to dilute a 10-15% stake. ITC Foods is also reportedly...
- Balaji Wafers: First they ignore you, then they fight you, then they buy youRegional FMCG brands in India are challenging established giants by leveraging innovation, local preferences and nimble operations. Compani...
- ITC, PepsiCo make beeline for 10% bite of Balaji WafersITC and PepsiCo, along with private equity firms like TPG and Temasek, are vying for a 10% stake in Balaji Wafers, valuing the snack maker ...
- HC restrains Balaji Wafers from manufacturing, selling & advertising Rumbles brandThe Bombay HC noted that the Balaji Rumbles design was similar to that of the Lay’s Maxx registered design, and passed the interim order la...
- Why snack-major Balaji Wafers opted for a startup ad agency?Starting in 1982, the Balaji empire has been a family enterprise and the support team are not the sort who drift from job to job.
- How a young startup agency wooed, won and learnt from BalajiInspired by the nursery rhyme Baa Baa Black Sheep, they named their agency three bags full, to bring simplicity and ease into the world of ...
- Lay's share falls from 51.1 to 49.5% between 2013 & 2015 as local players like Haldiram's gain steadilyBalaji Wafers, the second biggest player in the potato chips segment, has seen its share rise from 16.7% to 18.5% during the period.
- After PepsiCo's Lays and ITC's Bingo, Balaji Wafers to now challenge McCain India in the potato snack segmentNeel Kotak, MD and CEO at Iscon Balaji, said, “We will have a number of potato speciality products, including Indianised innovations to com...
- MNC stake in Balaji wafers: Why patriarch Chandu Virani may yield to his GenNext managementVirani isn’t sure that bringing in an external investor, but the GenNext is convinced, and since they are running the show, he will go with...
- PepsiCo looks to bid for Balaji WafersPepsiCo is among suitors exploring a bid for India’s Balaji Wafers as it pushes to sell more chips in developing countries
- Food majors, PE funds look to snack on Balaji WafersBalaji Wafers plans to invest Rs 200 cr in next 2 years to expand to the south and north Indian markets by setting up local units.
- Homegrown potato wafer brand Balaji to now make potato flakesThe new plant of potato flakes will come up near Boriavi, a small town between country's milk capital Anand and Nadiad.
- PepsiCo to set up low-cost foods unitAfter repeated unsuccessful attempts to buy out Balaji Wafers and A-Top Foods Products, PepsiCo India is in the process of creating its own...
- Balaji Wafers a name to reckon with in Gujarat snacks marketChataka Pataka Tangy Tomato Snacks happens to be all over Gujarat - present in almost every paan shop and organised retail outlet, but with...
- Balaji gives jitters to competitionIn Gujarat, Virani family’s Balaji wafers claim to have 90 per cent of the market.
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