One-off costs have weighed on the bottom line of Indian food group Britannia Industries.
The company said yesterday (27 May) that net profit for the year to the end of March tumbled by more than 35% to INR1.17bn (US$250.6m) after the group incurred charges of over INR400m. However, turnover was up 9.3% at INR34.01bn.
MD Vinita Bali said: “Unabated inflation in commodity prices and increased brand investment in an intensely competitive market, adversely impacted bakery margin. We also had some one-off exceptional items that eroded profitability. The dairy business recorded double digit top line and profit growth and is well poised to be a significant growth vector.”
She added: “Most important, we have a strong conviction about the profitable growth of both our business streams and are working towards delivering that in the future, as we have done in the past”.
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