Country’s seven leading FMCG companies have fared better than their multinational peers in terms of revenue growth in India during 2015-16 fiscal, says a report. As per a Assocham-TechSci Research report, the combined revenue of select seven Indian FMCG companies during 2015-16 stood at $11,066.46 million (over Rs 73,835 crore), while that of select seven MNCs was at $9,436.66 million (over Rs 62,961 crore).
Among the domestic FMCG majors, ITC ltd reported a revenue of $5,944.79 million, while Britannia Industries ltd’s revenue was at $1,222.75 million, the report said. Dabur India’s revenue stood at $884.62 million and Godrej Consumer Products ltd reported a revenue of $740.24 million. Marico's revenue was at $761.14 million while that of Amul was $743.69 million.
“The performance of Patanjali Ayurved has been unmatched and leaves behind all its competitors in the segment with record growth of 146.31 per cent in the revenue on year-on-year basis. Patanjali Ayurved achieved the revenue of $769.23 million during 2015-16,” the report said.
On the other hand, revenues of multinational companies such as Hindustan Unilever ltd stood at $4,921.10 million, while Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care ltd reported revenue of $382.20 million, it said.