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Bandhan Bank Q4 profit surges as asset quality improves and NPAs fallBandhan Bank reported a strong quarterly profit jump driven by lower provisions and improved asset quality. Gross NPAs declined significant...- Prataap Snacks new owners feel the crunch, explore exit options as growth turns stalePrataap Snacks faces potential ownership changes. Authum Investments and Madhusudan Kela are considering selling their stake. Competitors l...
- Natural glitter over lab-grown shine? Consider factors like carat, cut, and clarity before choosing between lab-grown or natural diamondsLab-grown diamonds offer the same sparkle as natural diamonds but at significantly lower costs due to their lower production expenses and w...
- Prataap Snacks share price zooms 14%. Is this smallcap a yellow diamond?The report said ITC sees Prataap giving it significant headroom in regional pockets, especially when its own brands haven’t been able to wi...
- ITC may munch on Peak XV’s 47% stake in Prataap Snacks; PE funds tapped tooBuyout funds KKR, TA Associates and Apax are among others that have been tapped since Peak XV initiated a plan to fully exit its nearly 13-...
- Haldiram's seeks to buy Indian chips maker Prataap SnacksIndian snack maker Haldiram's is in talks to acquire a majority stake in Prataap Snacks, valued at $350 million, to expand its presence in ...
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- Illegal gold chips away at Kerala Jewellers’ BusinessTraders say they’re losing 25-30% business, claim import duty & GST are encouraging illegal trade.
- Rivals snack on Pepsico’s share despite leader’s ‘good show’Company says Lay’s & Kurkure are still leaders in the segment and registered double-digit growth rate.
- Sequoia Capital backed, Prataap Snacks Ltd to acquire 80% equity stake in Rajkot-based Avadh Snacks Private Ltd for Rs.148 croresPrataap Snacks that sells chips under the brand name of “Yellow Diamond” was founded in 2009 in Indore.
- Can Indore’s leading food companies make it the snack hub of the country?The city has a centuries-old tradition of food. More than its historical landmarks, it is known for the Ratlami sev, garadu chat and poha t...
- Prataap Snacks IPO subscribed 43% on Day 1; should you subscribe?The offer received bids for 15,42,180 shares as against 36,27,518 shares on offer.
- Prataap Snacks IPO not crunchy enough for value investorsAt the demanded price, the IPO is valued at 220 times FY17 earnings; traders may try for listing gains.
- SBI Life, Prataap Snacks IPO this week; eye Rs 8,882 croreThe initial share sale offer will open on September 20 and close on September 22.
- Taste of India: Desi companies feast on snack marketAccording to market researcher Euromonitor, sweet and savoury snacks have grown by 26%, highest within packaged food segment between 2010 a...
- 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.
- Indian food and beverages brands relying on innovative products to take on leaders like Red Bull, Pepsico, Dabur othersCompanies such as Hector Beverages, Prataap Snacks, Amalgam Speciality Foods and Balan Natural Food are taking on established players.
- PepsiCo's Lays, Kurkure lose market share to local players like Yellow Diamond and BalajiKurkure and Lays, have begun losing share to regional players such as Balaji, Yellow Diamond in addition to some variants of Bingo.
- Sequoia Capital to invest $30 million in Indore-based Prakash SnacksThe PE major is investing up to $30 mn in Indore-based snack food maker Prakash Snacks, which marks the first round of equity funding for t...
- Pepsi takes on Haldiram & Parle with 40% cheaper new chips brand 'Lehar'With a 20g pack priced at Rs 5, the US-based snacks and soft drink maker hopes to reclaim market share nibbled away by domestic players.
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