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  • RBI monetary policy committee member moots two inflation rates

    RBI monetary policy committee member Nagesh Kumar has proposed considering two inflation rates, one including and the other excluding food prices, to tailor policy decisions. With food having a 46% weightage in consumer price inflation, the current rate established in 2011-12 may need reassessment.

  • HUL revenue up 1% amid weak demand

    Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) reported a 1.4% increase in revenue for Q3, reaching Rs 15,408 crore, despite weak demand in urban areas due to high food inflation. The company’s net profit surged 19% to Rs 3,001 crore, thanks to gains from the sale of its Pureit business. Consumers have been opting for smaller product packs…

  • Restaurants to tap ONDC to take on Zomato, Swiggy

    Restaurants are planning to challenge food delivery giants Zomato and Swiggy by partnering with the government-backed ONDC to launch private label food and regain control over their digital presence and customer data. This move aims to lower costs, choose their own logistics partners, and reduce dependence on commissions up to 35% charged by Zomato and…

  • RIL adds jam brand Sil to FMCG portfolio

    Reliance Consumer Products has acquired the Sil brand, specializing in packaged food items, from Food Service India. This move intensifies market competition with major players like Hindustan Unilever. Reliance plans to revitalize the 75-year-old brand while expanding its market presence, focusing only on the brand and not its manufacturing units or employees.

  • Car companies to replicate tele tower network

    Car companies like Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, and JSW MG are preparing extensive charging infrastructures to support their electric vehicles. These initiatives include home chargers and robust public networks, with Maruti targeting charging stations in 1,000 cities and Tata expanding collaborations with charge point operators to install over 10,000 public chargers.

  • Sebi plans SIPs as low as 250 to widen mutual funds reach

    Sebi has proposed monthly systematic investment plans (SIPs) for a low ticket size of Rs 250. This aims to promote financial inclusion by subsidising costs for intermediaries. Investors can invest through up to three Rs 250 SIPs across different fund houses. Sebi plans to offer incentives to distributors and execution platforms for driving subscriptions to…

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