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The recent progress in the US–China trade dialogue marks a pivotal moment for global agri-commodity markets, especially soybeans and edible oils. At Patanjali Foods, we see this as a step toward greater trade stability and stronger support for farming communities worldwide. Our CEO, Mr. Sanjeev Asthana, shared his insights on the evolving dynamics of global agri-commodity trade. Watch the full interview to learn how global trade realignments are shaping India’s agri-economy.
We believe in fair returns for farmers, steady edible oil availability during the festive season, and clear, honest communication with consumers. At Patanjali Foods, we are committed to building sustainable supply chains that protect livelihoods and ensure families continue to cook with quality oil at affordable costs. Watch out, Mr Sanjeev Asthana, CEO - Patanjali Foods, share insights on how brand responsibility fuels national stability: https://lnkd.in/en4Ss88Q
Patanjali Foods Limited delivered a stellar performance in Q3FY26. In an Exclusive interaction with CNBC-TV18, Mr. Sanjeev Asthana, CEO, Patanjali Foods Limited, shares his insights on: - Record revenue performance - Growth momentum in FMCG - Rural distribution - Long-term growth outlook A focused strategy, disciplined execution, and sustained demand continue to drive our growth journey.
With sustained momentum, a tighter value-chain integration and a farm-to-consumer ecosystem, Patanjali Foods Limited closed Q3FY26 on a robust note. India's consumption story is evolving dynamically, and Patanjali Foods is not just participating in it, but shaping it meaningfully. Watch the full interview of Mr Sanjeev Asthana, CEO- Patanjali Foods Limited on Q3FY26 performance, perspective and the strategic priorities driving growth of the company.
Mr. Sanjeev Asthana, CEO of Patanjali Foods Limited (PFL), in a live interaction with ET NOW this morning, shared a ground view of the current operating landscape. From navigating the ongoing LPG shortage impacting institutional demand (~15% of volumes), to managing volatility in edible oil pricing and emerging packaging cost pressures (with a potential ~2.5% impact if disruptions persist), the focus remains on staying agile without compromising the long-term momentum. At Patanjali Foods, the response will remain calibrated: • Leveraging private inventory to optimize realizations amid price volatility • Strengthening distribution and demand levers to offset channel-specific slowdowns.
At Patanjali Foods, we closely track global macro shifts to stay ahead of category realities. In his CNBC_Awaaz interaction, Mr Sanjeev Asthana, CEO, highlighted a clear reality: edible oil markets are being reshaped by geopolitics, biofuel ambitions, and input cost pressures. ✅️Biofuel shifts (like Indonesia’s B50) will tighten supply, but gradually ✅️Current price spikes are largely war-driven, not structural (yet) ✅️Input costs, freight and packaging, are rising, with downstream impact expected ✅️India remains stable in the near term, backed by strong domestic output ✅️Medium-term risks: prolonged conflict, fertilizer inflation, and El Niño The outlook: while there is no immediate cause for alarm, the industry must remain agile, watchful, and prepared for a more volatile global commodities cycle.
At Patanjali Foods, we are closely navigating a rapidly evolving operating environment in which geopolitics, energy markets, and inflation in input costs are reshaping the edible oil and FMCG landscape. In a recent interaction with CNBC-TV18, our CEO, Mr Sanjeev Asthana, highlighted that the current surge in palm oil prices is being driven not just by supply dynamics but also by crude-linked volatility and geopolitical sentiment. While structural shifts like Indonesia’s B50 mandate are significant, their impact is expected to unfold gradually over the next 12–18 months. At the same time, rising input costs, particularly packaging (up 25–30%), freight, and insurance, along with LPG-related demand disruptions, are creating near-term pressures across the value chain. While the immediate outlook remains stable, the broader environment calls for a sharper focus on supply chain resilience, cost management, and agility in execution. As the landscape evolves, we remain committed to navigating these challenges with discipline and a long-term perspective.
Yoga guru Swami Ramdev, in an exclusive interview with BTTV Managing Editor Siddharth Zarabi, outlines ambitious plans for the Patanjali group.
In an exclusive interview with Business Today TV's Managing Editor Siddharth Zarabi, Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev discusses the economic dynamics and ethical challenges within the agriculture and FMCG sectors.
Yoga guru Swami Ramdev is as at ease in talking about revenues and profits, as he is in twisting his lithe and supple frame into an asana.
Yoga Guru, Swami Ramdev EXCLUSIVE: Talk on the future plan of Patanjali Foods - What is the company's megaplan for expansion?
Patanjali Foods Share: पतंजलि फूड्स लिमिटेड के बोर्ड ने पतंजलि आयुर्वेद लिमिटेड (PAL) के होम एंड पर्सनल केयर बिजनेस के अधिग्रहण के प्रस्ताव को मंजूरी दे दी है.
Patanjali Food Q3 Results: Patanjali Foods Ltd on Wednesday reported 15 percent rise in net profit to Rs 269.19 crore for the quarter ended December 2022 as against a net profit of Rs 234.07 crore in the year-ago period.
A worker checks a fresh fruit bunch of oil palm during harvest at a palm oil plantation in Khammam district in southern state of Telangana...
Patanjali Foods CEO Sanjeev Asthana talks to CNBC-TV18 about the company's quarterly performance, the company's outlook for its palm oil segment, its FMCG margin, and more.
Patanjali Foods' CEO Sanjeev Asthana spoke about the company's Q1 results, margin contractions in the said quarter, FMCG business and more
कंपनी के सीईओ संजीव अस्थाना का कहना है कि कंपनी को एफएमसीजी बिजनेस की ग्रोथ के बारे में पूरा भरोसा है और उसकी रेवेन्यू ग्रोथ की रफ्तार जारी रहेगी। बिस्कुट, न्यूट्रास्यूटिकल, फूड्स और सोया प्रोटीन बिजनेस की ग्रोथ अच्छी चल रही है। उन्होंने कहा कि कंपनी के फूड बिजनेस, एफएमसीजी बिजनेस और मार्जिन में बेहतर ग्रोथ देखने को मिल रही है
Despite edible oil revenue degrowth, the sales volume increased by 1.4 lakh tonnes registering a growth of 35.80 per...
Patanjali Foods is planning to invest up to Rs 1,500 crore over the next five years for capital expenditure, primarily focused on expanding its palm oil business.
Patanjali Foods: पतंजलि फूड्स ने शेयरधारकों के लिए बड़ा अपडेट दिया है. कंपनी अगले पांच साल में 1,500 करोड़ का निवेश करने की योजना बनाई है. जिसमें सबसे अधिक इन्वेस्टमेंट पाम ऑयल के कारोबार में किया जाएगा.
New Delhi, Jun 18 Patanjali Foods Ltd plans to invest up to Rs 1,500 crore in the next five years on capital expenditure, mostly for scaling up its palm..
Patanjali Foods ने प्रीमियम सेगमेंट श्रेणी में अपनी पेशकश का एक नया सेट लॉन्च किया है। CNBC-TV18 के साथ एक साक्षात्कार में पतंजलि फूड्स के सीईओ Sanjeev Asthana ने कहा कि अपने प्रीमियम उत्पादों के साथ एक बड़ा मंच स्थापित करने का कंपनी का लक्ष्य है। हम वैल्यू ऑफरिंग में बहुत बड़े हैं
New Delhi: Patanjali Foods CEO Sanjeev Asthana with...
Emphasising on not wishing ill for anyone, Ramdev said Patanjali has has left all MNCs behind, except Unilever.
New Delhi, June 16 Patanjali Group is looking to clock a turnover of Rs 1 lakh crore in next five years as it expands reach to all sections of consumers with different offerings, its leader Ramdev said on Friday.
At present the public shareholding in Patanjali Foods Ltd. stands at 19.18%, which needs to be increased to a minimum of 25%
Shares of Patanjali Foods were trading 2.57 percent higher at Rs 1,048 apiece on Wednesday. The stock has lost 4 percent in a one year and fallen 11 percent so far this year.
एक्सचेंज की कार्रवाई का कितना असर? क्या कदम उठा रही है पतंजलि फूड्स? कब तक आएगा पतंजलि फूड्स का FPO? एक्सचेंज की कार्रवाई पर देखिए Patanjali Foods के CEO संजीव अस्थाना की सफाई.
After the sudden drop, which happened in the second quarter, which impacted across the board all the global companies, our margins should be very positive.
There was a dip in the rural demand and post the harvest, the high commodity prices and due to the wedding season overall
India Business News: NEW DELHI: Patanjali Foods Ltd reported a 15% increase in net profit for the fiscal quarter ending December 2022.
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BQ Conversations | #PatanjaliFoods CEO, Sanjeev Asthana talks about softening edible oil prices, recovery in rural markets, and more.
The inflation pressure on margins is also bottoming out as commodity prices soften, says CEO Sanjeev Asthana.
Edible oil may cost 5%, there is a possibility of increase in the price in the next 2 months: Sanjeev
Patanjali Foods Limited (PFL) announced its financial results of operation for the quarter and a half year that ended on
Good growth in earnings due to increase in volume. Patanjali's food business is not included in the June quarter results: Sanjeev
Patanjali Foods reported a 32% year-on-year decline in net profit for the quarter ended September
Edible oil may cost 5%, there is a possibility of increase in the price in the next 2 months: Sanjeev
18-20% margin target in FY23.. ₹5/share dividend announced to shareholders: Sanjeev Kumar
Transferring food portfolio of Patanjali to Ruchi Soya may result in volume of ₹4,000 crore with a
Patanjali Ayurved, which owns 98.9 per cent of Ruchi Soya Industries, is gearing up for a
Asthana has done his post graduate in business management from Institute of Rural
Sanjeev Asthana has been appointed for a period of three years from the date of joining
KARNAL: Yoga guru Ramdev today said Patanjali will soon foray into dairy business, adding that the
HARIDWAR: Nepal prime minister, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, who is on a on a four-day visit to the country
SINGAPORE: Yoga guru Ramdev’s close associate Acharya Balkrishna has entered the annual
It is a business miracle of sorts. A consumer goods company that started in 1997 and was coasting
The Haridwar-based firm, which has focused primarily on Northern India so far, is set to venture out with a big bash to woo farmers and consumers in South India. NEW DELHI: A ‘Made in India’ pair of jeans out of Khadi.
The foundation stone of Patanjali Mega Food and Herbal Park, promoted by yoga guru Ramdev, was laid in Mihan area in Nagpur on Saturday by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari. Spread over 230 acres, the food park will have Patanjali’s production units and provide direct employment to 10,000 youths,
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