Growth

In a move to maintain its rapid expansion, Tata Beverages has proposed to increase the authorised capital by Rs 130 crore.

To meet rising inflation

Looking at Rs 250 crore annual sales.

Controls 17 percent of the Indian malt market.

By Nitin Gadkari to promote growth and tourism in the city.

By 2017

Grew at 2.5 percent.

Witnesses 57 percent occupancy rates.

A part of Coca Cola’s Bengal bottling franchisee.

By 17 percent.

Driven by chocolates and powdered beverage market.\r\n

The company recorded the profit for Q3 ending 31st December.

Current turnover is over Rs 550 crore.

Witnessed 18 percent growth in food business.

Indian packaged fruit drink market is pegged at Rs 5,000 crore